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The 116 pages that link to Semiconductor, each with the reason it gives.

• Quantum mechanicsRelated: Quantum band structure explains the electronic behavior used in semiconductor devices.

• ElectronRelated: Electron populations and energy bands enable semiconductor devices.

• Crystal latticeRelated: Lattice structure and defects influence the electronic behavior of semiconductors.

• LaserRelated: Semiconductor band structures provide the gain medium in compact diode lasers.

• Fermi–Dirac statisticsRelated: The distribution determines electron and hole populations across its energy bands.

• John BardeenRelated: Semiconductor behavior made transistor amplification and switching possible.

• Critical mineralsRelated: Gallium, germanium, and other minerals supply materials used in specialized semiconductors.

• Elementary chargeRelated: Charge carriers in semiconductors carry integer multiples of the elementary charge.

• Electron affinityRelated: Electron affinities help describe how semiconductor surfaces align electronically with neighboring materials.

• Fermi energyRelated: Doping shifts the Fermi level relative to the band edges, changing carrier populations.

• Electrical engineeringRelated: Semiconductors make modern electronic components possible.

• Semiconductor industryRelated: Silicon, compound semiconductors, and process chemicals are essential production inputs.

• Electromagnetic interactionRelated: Electromagnetic behavior of charge carriers enables electronic devices.

• ElectricityRelated: Semiconductors enable the switching and control at the heart of electronics.

• PhysicsRelated: Quantum physics of semiconductors underlies transistors and modern electronic devices.

• p orbitalRelated: In many semiconductors, p-derived states contribute to valence and bonding bands.

• Quantum theoryRelated: Quantum energy bands explain how semiconductor devices control electrical current.

• Felix BlochRelated: Band theory derived from Bloch’s work explains why semiconductor materials conduct selectively.

• Information AgeRelated: Semiconductors enabled compact, affordable computing devices.

• Modern physicsRelated: Quantum theory of solids explains the electronic behavior used in modern devices.

• AllotropeRelated: Semiconducting carbon forms such as graphene invite comparison with other allotropes’ electrical behavior.

• Atomic batteryRelated: Semiconductor junctions turn absorbed radiation or light into electrical charge in direct-conversion designs.

• Band structure methodsRelated: Band gaps and band-edge states help predict its optical and electrical behavior.

• Charge (electricity)Related: Controlling mobile charge carriers makes semiconductor devices work.

• History of materials scienceRelated: Semiconductor research made materials control the basis of modern electronics.

• Inorganic chemicalsRelated: Inorganic silicon and compound semiconductors form the basis of many electronic devices.

• QuantumRelated: Quantized electronic energy bands determine how semiconductors absorb light and conduct electricity.