GAN-Based Semiconductor Devices and Materials
98 faculty research GAN-Based Semiconductor Devices and Materials on GradNova.
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Carolina Distinguished Professor
Develop Alingan Based High-Power, High Frequency Microwave Transistors Using Innovative Material Designs and Processing Techniques
Develop Alingan Based Photodetectors
Develop Ultraviolet and Visible High Power Solid-State Light-Emitting Diodes and Lasers Using Alingan Multiple Quantum Wells
GAN-Based Semiconductor Devices and Materials
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Associate Professor, EECS – Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Professor, EECS – Electrical and Computer Engineering; Professor (courtesy), Applied Physics
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Professor, EECS – Electrical and Computer Engineering; Co-director, Quantum Research Institute; Professor (courtesy), Physics
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Instructional Associate Professor Undergraduate Coordinator
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Assistant Professor of the Practice Experiential Learning, Electrical & Computer Engineering
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Distinguished University Research Professor; Gieringer Professor and Ohio Eminent Scholar
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Dean of the College of Engineering & Distinguished Professor
Physics and Technology of Devices Based on Wide Bandgap Materials. Applications: Engineering Materials Properties, Microwave Electronics, Power Electronics, Opto-Electronics and Sensing
GAN-Based Semiconductor Devices and Materials
Semiconductor Materials and Devices
Advancements in Semiconductor Devices and Circuit Design
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Dr. Ben-Yaacov Runs the Electrical Engineering Senior Capstone Projects Program, and Teaches a Variety of Courses in Topics Including Semiconductor Devices and Fabrication, Electricity and Magnetism, and Freshman Design Projects. His Research Focuses on Design and Implementation of Novel Curriculum and Teaching Methodologies in Stem Fields. Other Research and Professional Interests Include Product Design and Project Management, Embedded Systems, Power Electronics, and Intellectual Property (patents and Trademarks/branding).
GAN-Based Semiconductor Devices and Materials
Ga2o3 and Related Materials
Zno Doping and Properties
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