Semiconductor

Definition

semiconductor /semikǝn'dʌktǝ(r)/ n (က) တစ္ပိုင္းလွ်ပ္ကူး သည့္ သတၱိရိွေသာ ျဒပ္။ (ခ) (ကြန္ပ်ဴတာ စသည္တြင္သံုးေသာ) တစ္ပိုင္းလွ်ပ္ကူးပစၥည္း။

Examples

1. ‘I am talking about real technology companies that make real things like semiconductors or components or have proprietary software.’
2. ‘So
3. semiconductors and conducting polymers have much lower conductivity than metals.’
4. ‘Depending on the atomic species
5. ion beams can be used to dope semiconductors even as they carve out circuit patterns.’
6. ‘Excitons are created in semiconductors when a laser field promotes an electron from the valance band to the conduction band.’
7. ‘One way is to shine a laser on a semiconductor to give some of its electrons a boost.’
8. ‘His field was organic or carbon-based semiconductors
9. and Schön appeared able to grab every holy grail in the business.’
10. ‘Taiwan is now a world-class supplier of personal computers
11. computer components and accessories and semiconductors.’
12. ‘Let's start with the components and semiconductors used in telecommunications.’
13. ‘I especially like semiconductors and semiconductor capital equipment.’
14. ‘About two-thirds of nanotubes are semiconductors
15. and the remaining third are metals.’
16. ‘The company also said the money raised would be mainly used to fund companies specialising in electronic commerce
17. semiconductors and software.’
18. ‘Japan's major export industries include automobiles
19. consumer electronics computers
20. semiconductors
21. and iron and steel.’
22. ‘This radiation damage can be avoided if a semiconductor other than silicon is used.’
23. ‘He is a physicist with interests in opto-electronics
24. lasers
25. fibre optics
26. semiconductors and integrated circuits.’
27. ‘A completely different class of materials organic semiconductors are being developed for these applications.’
28. ‘Depending on the arrangement of atoms in the walls
29. the carbon macaroni either behave like metals or like semiconductors.’
30. ‘Unlike most polymers
31. conducting polymers have the electrical and optical properties of metals or semiconductors.’
32. ‘The photoelectric effect is the release of electrons from certain metals or semiconductors by the action of light.’
33. ‘Young has been studying properties of light
34. semiconductors and electronics since his days as a graduate student.’
35. ‘As a semiconductor for electronics
36. silicon has always been a compromise between cost and ability.’