Experienced researcher, teacher, and consultant in optoelectronics, photonics, and semiconductor devices. Published five books and chaired several conferences in these areas. Provides technical and educational services to corporations and research institutes worldwide.
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The course focuses on key material properties and essential physical principles of III-nitride semiconductor devices such as light-emitting diodes, laser diodes, and photo detectors. Device design and internal physical mechanism are explained in detail. The impact of material properties and design variations on the device performance is demonstrated using advanced computer simulation. Practical simulation results provide deep insight into device physics, help to understand performance limitations, and enable the development of design optimization strategies.
The course introduces design principles of modern optoelectronic devices such as vertical-cavity lasers and nitride light emitters. It includes hands-on exercises and provides basic skills for operating advanced simulation software. Deep insight into micro- and nano-scale physical processes is given using real-world device examples. Key material properties are discussed and strategies for obtaining realistic simulation results are described.
The course provides the knowledge required to understand and effectively use advanced simulation software for the design and analysis of optoelectronic devices. Real-world examples of modern devices such as long-wavelength vertical-cavity lasers and nitride light emitters are discussed. Available software packages are compared and strategies for obtaining realistic simulation results are described.
The course introduces basic physical principles of semiconductor optoelectronic devices. Key material properties are discussed for a broad array of semiconductor compounds. Modern light emitting diodes, laser diodes, and photodetectors are analyzed using real-world device examples. Deep insight into micro- and nano-scale physical processes is provided by advanced device simulation. Available simulation software is reviewed and strategies for obtaining realistic performance predictions are described.
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