Microelectronics I
Code
11044
Academic unit
Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia
Department
Departamento de Ciências dos Materiais
Credits
6.0
Teacher in charge
Elvira Maria Correia Fortunato
Weekly hours
6
Total hours
100
Teaching language
Português
Objectives
The course of Microelectronics I aims to transmit to the students the theoretical and practical foundations of the materials and processes used in the semiconductor industry and microelectronics, focusing on the manufacture of devices.
Prerequisites
Subject matter
Theoretical / Practical
Chapter 1 - Perspective on the processes of microelectronics.
Chapter 2 - Lithography.
Chapter 3 - Growth of single crystals.
Chapter 4 - Thermal oxidation.
Chapter 5 - Diffusion.
Chapter 6 - Ion Implantation.
Chapter 7 - Deposition of thin films.
Chapter 8 - Contacts and interconnections.
Chapter 9 - Encapsulation.
Lab classes
Manufacture of crystalline silicon diodes and MOS transistors
Lab work 1 - Thermal oxidation and lithography
Lab work 2 - Diffusion
Lab work 3 - Thermal Oxidation II and lithography II
Lab work 4 - Deposition of metal contacts and lithography III
Lab work 5 - Characterization of electrical devices
Bibliography
- R. Jaeger "Introduction to Microelectronic Fabrication", Addison Wesley Publishing Company (1993)
- Lectures Slides.
Teaching method
The course content will be trasmitted according to a lecture method (with slideshow / powerpoint), encouraging interaction, dialogue-oriented and discussion with students in the classroom, stimulating pedagogical action. The lectures will be supplemented with the completion of 5 laboratory clases, thus promoting a strong link between theory and practice.
Evaluation method
Evaluation:
Tests (relative weights)
- Theory: 50%
- Practical: 50%
Conditions for exemption from exams
- Score of tests not less than 8 (7.5).
- Average score of tests not less than 10 (9.5).
"Frequencia"
Score equal to or higher than 10 in the final report of the lab classes
It is valid for one year
Final Score
50% tests average score* + 50% report score
or
50% exam score* + 50% report score
(*) - If this score is less than 9.5 then the final score does not come into account with the report of lab classes.