Intro, Semiconductor Atomic Structure, Crystal Structure, and defects
Acquire comprehensive knowledge of semiconductor atomic structure, crystal structure, and defects, essential for mastering materials science in the semiconductor industry. This micro-badge is part of the Semiconductor Materials Science badge .
$399
Total: Course cost
11/04/2024
Next start date
10 Hours to complete
modules
Online - scheduled
Learning modality
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$399
Total: Course cost
11/04/2024
Next start date
10 Hours to complete
modules
Online - scheduled
Learning modality
Earn a credential
View credential
$399
Total: Course cost
11/04/2024
Next start date
10 Hours to complete
modules
Online - scheduled
Learning modality
Earn a credential
View credential
$399
Total: Course cost
10 Hours to complete
Duration
Online - scheduled
Overview
Explore the nuances of material strength, elasticity, and durability, fundamental to the reliability and performance of semiconductor devices. Whether you're an industrial associate seeking a deeper understanding or an operator aiming to enhance production processes, this micro-badge offers invaluable insights into the mechanical behavior of semiconductor materials.
This micro-badge provides practical knowledge to thrive in a dynamic industry. Immerse yourself in topics such as material toughness, fatigue resistance, and the significance of mechanical testing in semiconductor manufacturing. Equip yourself with essential skills and knowledge to excel in the ever-evolving landscape of semiconductor materials science.
Key Skills Covered:
- Understanding Semiconductor Materials
- Atomic and Crystal Structure Analysis
- Defects Identification and Characterization
- Application of Microscopy and Spectroscopy Techniques
Session Topics:
- Mechanical Properties of Metals - The Tensile Test and Failure
- Shape & Property Control of Metals – Diffusion, Dislocations
- Phase Diagrams – Solubility, Eutectic, and Model Phase Diagram
- Microstructure and Properties
- Heat Treatments and Properties
About this course
This course is offered live through Zoom. Instructional sessions will be held:
- November 4, 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM (MST)
- November 5, 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM (MST)
- November 7, 5:30 PM - 8: 30 PM (MST)
Micro-Badge Level:
Each micro-badge part of this sequence is offered at Level 1. Level 1 micro-badges empower learners to build foundational knowledge, understand broader concepts, key terms, and explanations around specific topics. They provide examples of the use of these concepts across the technology sector. Learn more about the Ira A. Fulton school of Engineering micro-badge leveling system.
What You'll Earn:
Participants will earn a full badge within a topic area by completing all four micro-badges within an approved sequence. Badges are offered across many topic areas, aligned to the needs of industry. By completing this badge, participants will also qualify for Continuing Education Units (CEU).
As one of the world's top-ranked engineering schools, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering is recognized globally as a premier provider of qualifications.
Pre-requisites:
Participants should have a high school education or hold a two-year associate degree. No prior experience in semiconductor packaging is required, making this an accessible entry point for those interested in the field.
Equipment, Software, or Supplies Needed:
- Desktop or Laptop (Windows, Mac, LINUX)
- E-books will be provided
FAQs
Instructors
Dr. Terry Alford
Associate Director and Professor, School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy
Arizona State University
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