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portada silicon: evolution and future of a technology
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2010
Language
English
Pages
550
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
23.4 x 15.6 x 2.9 cm
Weight
0.79 kg.
ISBN
3642073565
ISBN13
9783642073564

silicon: evolution and future of a technology

Paul Siffert (Illustrated by) · Eberhard Krimmel (Illustrated by) · Springer · Paperback

silicon: evolution and future of a technology - Siffert, Paul ; Krimmel, Eberhard

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Synopsis "silicon: evolution and future of a technology"

Silicon. The evolution and development of humanity are commonly charac- terized by the key words Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age; that is, characterized by materials. Curse or benefit to mankind? The discovery and utilization of semiconductors, particularly of silicon, revolutionized our liv- ing conditions, society, social life, and maxims in a few years, even more than what happened during all the material-specified periods before. Per- haps, one day, our descendants will call the period at whose beginning we live the Silicon Age. However, to be correct, the present period is character- ized of the discovery and development of a whole bunch of new materials and their utilization. These materials are new alloys, ceramics, the plastics and synthetics produced by organic chemistry, composites, biomaterials, and the materials of microelectronics, nanotechnology, and space science. The materi- als of microelectronics are silicon, other elemental semiconductors, compound semiconductors, and organic semiconductors. With regard to the interdepen- dences of these materials and their utilization, silicon plays a central role as one of the base materials for electronics. Have we lived in the Silicon Age for only half a century and already jumped into a new age of synthetic organic materials for electronics? We do not know. The first intensive work on silicon started more than 50 years ago. One of the European semiconductor laboratories was installed by the industry in a centuries-old, little countryside castle in Pretzfeld, in the north-east of Bavaria, Germany.

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