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Electrical and Electronic Devices, Circuits, and Materials
Technological Challenges and Solutions
Edited by
Suman Lata Tripathi
Parvej Ahmad Alvi
and
Umashankar Subramaniam
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
ISBN 978-1-119-75036-9
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Preface
The objective of this edition is to provide a broad view of the electronic device and Circuit design and technological challenges in a concise way for fast and easy understanding. This book provides information regarding almost all the aspects to make it highly beneficial for all the students, researchers and teachers of this field. Fundamental principles of electrical and electronic device & circuit design are discussed herein in a clear and detailed manner with an explanatory diagram wherever necessary. All the chapters are illustrated in simple language will felicitate readability of the chapters.
Chapter Organization
This book is organized into two parts as Part I & Part II with 28 chapters in total. Part I mainly deals with technological challenges and solutions to electronic devices and circuit including the use of advanced materials. Part II describes electrical devices and systems such as solar cells, power converters, and renewable energy systems.
Part I Design and Analysis
Chapter 1 discusses various theoretical, simulation and experimental research work on strain engineering that is discussed in brief. The gradual development of this performance-enhancing technique is also included along with some latest reports in this field of research in modern devices.
Chapter 2 is mainly focused on double-gate (DG) TFET, having band engineering and high - k dielectrics with a detailed investigation of the transfer (Id-Vg), C-V and RF characteristics DG-TFET.
Chapter 3 deals with a brief introduction to supercapacitors, followed by characteristics of electrolyte, types and modification strategies for the electrolyte. Further, important preparation techniques and advanced characterization techniques are also explored.
Chapter 4 presents a tunable microstrip filter with fractal DGS. Fractal DGS is used to reduce the size of the filter. The proposed filter is
