Lecture

Weak Bond Model: Electronic Materials

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This lecture introduces the weak bond model for electronic materials, focusing on molecular orbitals, defect formation, and equilibrium defect densities in silicon. The model explains the relationship between bonding states, conduction bands, and defect creation.

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