Understanding Semiconductors: A Technical Guide for Non-Technical People (Maker Innovations Series)

Exactly what a non-engineer needs to help work or career in the semi conductor industry

Apresenta de forma simples o que são semicondutores, porque eles são tão importantes e o que podemos esperar deles no futuro.

If you're like me and have always been curious about the technology that powers our modern world, then "Understanding Semiconductors" is the book for you. This book is an absolute game changer for anyone looking to gain a better understanding of the complex world of semiconductors. The author does an amazing job of breaking down complex concepts in a way that is easy to understand, even for people who aren't technically inclined. I found myself quickly absorbed in the material and I couldn't put it down. The author's use of real-world examples made the material relatable and helped me grasp the concepts better. It's a great resource for both technical and non-technical readers. If you're looking to deepen your understanding of semiconductors, I highly recommend tossing your "Electronics for Dummies" books in the trash and grabbing yourself a copy of this book. It's an easy read that will leave you feeling like a semiconductor pro!

This book was a total game changer. Whether you're new to the field or a seasoned pro, it's packed with all the information you could ever need. Understanding Semiconductors breaks down even the most complex concepts in a way that is easy to understand, and it covers all the latest advancements with enough depth to really leave you with a strong grasp of all the key dynamics at play. Super organized and easy to breeze through, this was the perfect reference guide to help navigate the critical field of semiconductors - can't recommend it strongly enough!

This is a good book, well written and contains a lot of good information. So, for someone experienced in the industry this provides a fairly comprehensive overview in many diverse aspects of semiconductors. For someone not on the field it seems there are too many details that could be confusing.