“Nanoelectronic Devices is a unique book that integrates the basic concepts of nanoscale physics with advanced engineering ideas to discuss the different aspects of device design and functioning. The authors have done a good job of correlating physics with engineering principles, which is noteworthy. The book is well organized with concise set of bibliographical references for further reading. The appendices and the color figures at the end of the book enhance the quality and usefulness of the material presented. The topics are coherent and meticulously described given how difficult it is to explain such advanced concepts. This book, which encourages readers to learn the fundamentals of physics before venturing into device design and application, is a great resource for both graduate students and researchers.”
~Prof. Ganesh Balasubramanian, Journal of Nanotechnology in Engineering and Medicine
“Nanoelectronic Devices explains the transition between modern microelectronic devices and basic nanoelectronic devices, and its purpose is to introduce readers to the fundamentals of nanoelectronic devices. Overall, the book is very well organized and well illustrated. It is written in very simple English and is, therefore, easy to understand for non-native English readers. A great feature of this book are many solved problems and examples in each chapter, as well as sets of appropriate problems and questions at the end of the chapters, which provide readers an opportunity to independently check and improve their knowledge. For further and more detailed study, the book provides an adequate list of references. Bearing in mind that nanoelectronic devices do already exist, this book is a very useful publication for a broad range of readers from undergraduate students to practical engineers and scientists and is, therefore, highly recommended.”
~Dr. Vojkan S. Davidović, Microelectronics Reliability
"This is a unique book that offers basic knowledge, operation principles, and applications of nanoelectronic devices. With ample schematic illustrations and clear descriptions, the book is suitable for grasping the ideas of various types of devices and going into profound physics that appears in each device. I strongly recommend this book to graduate students and young researchers and engineers in industries and academia."
~Prof. Toshiro Hiramoto, Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, Japan
"This book provides a timely bridge from the basic quantum mechanical theories (especially those in solid-state physics) to modern electronic devices, including nanowire field-effect transistors (NW-FETs), single-electron transistors (SETs), and biomolecular sensors. This book is an excellent textbook and reference for senior undergraduates, graduates, and professionals in the field of micro- and nanoelectronics. The book is written in a pedagogical way, and the concepts are explained in a precise manner."
~Prof. Zhiping Yu, Tsinghua University, China
