Links
a very incomplete list of websites with related or useful reference
informationGeneral Reference:
- Principles of Semiconductor Devices, a free online textbook by B. Van Zeghbroeck
- A Heat Transfer Textbook another free online book by J. Lienhard
- ITRS, the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors
- MIT "Well-Tempered" bulk silicon nMOSFET page
- Physical properties of silicon and other semiconductors
- Universal physical constants from NIST (and ASCII-only list)
- Kaye & Labby Tables of Physical and Chemical Constants
- Issue on scaling beyond Si CMOS in the IBM J. Res. Dev. (Aug 2006)
- Britney Spears' guide to semiconductor physics
- An online tutorial on solid crystal structures
- A wealth of references on 1/f noise in electron devices
- MOSIS, a low-volume intergrated circuit fabrication service
- NIST/SEMATECH Engineering Statistics Handbook
- Library of Green's Functions
- Ernesto Illy on the science of coffee (PDF article)
Carbon Nanotubes:
- David Tomanek's Nanotube Site
- Nanotube research at IBM, including transistors
- Physical properties of nanotubes (unfortunately not updated since 2000)
- Another summary of carbon nanotube basic properties
- Shigeo Maruyama's nanotube site
- Handbook of Carbon, Graphite, Diamond and Fullerenes (Pierson, 1993)
Software:
- Wolfram's online integrator
- Semiconductor device software at TU Wien
- Open-source programs for extracting data from graphs: digitizer and g3data
- Online spreading resistance calculators at Univ. Waterloo
- DAMOCLES, a full-band Monte Carlo simulator from IBM
- LASI and LayoutEditor are integrated circuit layout editors (both free)
- LAMMPS and VMD, free software for Molecular Dynamics simulations
Presentations, Papers and Design:
- One-page guides to writing and speaking
- Figures and presentations accessible to color blind people
- Some scientific writing advice
- Milestones in the history of data visualization
- Nature guide to journal article peer review
Other research groups:
- Prof. Ken Goodson's Microscale Heat Transfer group at Stanford
- Prof. Bob Dutton's TCAD group at Stanford
- Prof. Hongjie Dai's nanotube group at Stanford
- Prof. James Hone's research group at Columbia
- Prof. Chi On Chui's research group at UCLA
updated May 2007