Course developed by: Isidro Martín García, Electronic Engineering Dept, UPC
Contact: isidro.martin@upc.edu
Course Description
The course aims to learn o learn basic nano-fabrication and characterization techniques, with focus on basic semiconductor devices and organic devices.
The course consists of three large modules, plus an additional extension where the techniques and challenges for recycling of microelectronic devices (specifically, photovoltaic modules) will be discussed. The first module focuses on semiconductor device characterization, specifically of a crystalline silicon diode for photovoltaic applications. The second module deals with Organic semiconductor devices, flexible electronics thin-film transistors and organic solar cells.
Finally, the third block the fabrication of nanostructured devices and their characterization. All modules include theoretical sessions and hands-on experience, including labs in a clean room for microelectronics fabrication.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, students are able to …
Course access (restricted to UPC enrolled students only)
Open access provided? No
Course duration: ~ 125 hours
Course type: In-class course
Target audience: Students at Masters level
Course language: English
Is this course free? No
Self-paced course? No
Is the certificate / are the credentials free? No
Assessment type: Laboratory assessments, final project