What topics can I learn about in solid-state electronics?

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In summary, solid-state electronics covers a wide range of topics including semiconductors, transistors, diodes, integrated circuits, and microprocessors. It also encompasses principles of electrical engineering, quantum mechanics, and materials science. With a focus on the behavior and manipulation of electronic devices and materials, solid-state electronics is a crucial field for advancements in technology and innovation.
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Ozgur Kus
Hello everyone,

I'm a senior level undergraduate student in electronics engineering. I've recently grown interest in solid-state electronics. I hope to find out more about quantum and solid state physics. So, I am glad to join this community.
 
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