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Herbert Kroemer

Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and of Materials

University of California, Santa Barbara

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College of Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Herbert Kroemer is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and of Materials at University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Herbert Kroemer

University of California, Santa Barbara

Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and of Materials

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materials science applied physics optoelectronics condensed matter physics solid-state electronics electrical engineering electronics semiconductors electronic materials physics microelectronics thin films semiconductor technology semiconductor devices surface science semiconductor nanostructures nanotechnology condensed matter particle physics vacuum device semiconductor materials crystal growth molecular beam epitaxy epitaxial growth power electronics aluminum gallium nitride compound semiconductors microwave technology solid-state physics semiconductor device fabrication inas-alsb quantum wells material research printed electronics electronic engineering interface science organic electronics vlsi technology surface characterization laser science intermittently connected device electronic packaging superconducting materials band offsets raman spectroscopy luminescence industrial electronics microwave engineering charge separation high-tc superconductivity electron transport nb electrodes structural properties mbe growth inas quantum wells photoluminescence surface nanotechnology surface nanoengineering electrical properties surface engineering dislocation interaction quantum technologies transport properties collective effects cyclotron resonance mechanical science in-situ conversion quantum devices applied chemistry polar-on-nonpolar epitaxy nobel lecture interface connection rules effective-mass wave functions abrupt heterojunction electron concentrations composite science nuclear science semiconductor heterostructures

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M-Plane (101¯) and (202¯1) Gan/Alxga1–Xn Conduction Band Offsets Measured by Capacitance-Voltage Profiling. Applied Physics Letters (2014)

Christophe A. HurniHerbert KroemerUmesh K. MishraJames S. Speck

solid-state electronicssemiconductor nanostructuressemiconductor technologyelectronic materialssemiconductor devicesoptoelectronicsthin filmssemiconductorssurface sciencegan power deviceelectrical engineeringaluminum gallium nitridevlsi technologycapacitance-voltage profilingpower electronicselectronicsapplied physicsmicroelectronicsmaterials science

The Double-Heterostructure Concept: How It Got Started. Proceedings of the IEEE (2013)

Herbert Kroemer

mechanical engineeringblockchainenergy storage materialssurface functionalizationengineeringthin filmsmaterials engineeringmicrowave technologyfragmentation effectnetworked system designintrinsic impuritycharge separationreliability engineeringaerospace engineeringsolar cellsin-situ conversionsemiconductorsdouble-heterostructure conceptnanoelectronics

Capacitance-Voltage Profiling on Polar III-Nitride Heterostructures. Journal of Applied Physics (2012)

Christophe A. HurniHerbert KroemerUmesh K. MishraJames S. Speck

polar iii-nitride heterostructuressolid-state electronicssemiconductor nanostructuresnanotechnologyoptoelectronicssemiconductor technologyelectronic materialselectrical engineeringpower electronicselectronicsapplied physicsthin filmsmicroelectronicscondensed matter physicsmaterials science

The Double Heterostructure. Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (2012)

Herbert Kroemer

double heterostructurelasersoptoelectronicslaser scienceelectro-optics devicemultilayer heterostructuresoptical propertiesapplied physics

Electroluminescence Efficiency of (1\,0\,\Bar{1}\,0) -Oriented Ingan-Based Light-Emitting Diodes at Low Temperature. Journal of Physics D Applied Physics (2008)

Hisashi MasuiHerbert KroemerMathew C SchmidtKwang-Choong KimNatalie N FellowsShuji NakamuraSteven P DenBaars

photonicslow temperatureluminescencephysicsingan-based light-emitting diodesoptoelectronicselectronic materialsapplied physicselectroluminescence efficiencymaterials science

Quasi-Electric Fields and Band Offsets: Teaching Electrons New Tricks. WORLD SCIENTIFIC eBooks (2008)

HERBERT KROEMER

electrical engineeringquasi-electric fieldsband offsetselectron physic

A Self-Aligned Algaas/Gaas Heterostructure Bipolar Transistor With Non Alloyed Graded-Gap Ohmic Contacts to the Base and Emitter. (2005)

M.A. RaoS.I. LongH. Kroemer

solid-state electronicssemiconductor nanostructureselectronic materialssemiconductor devicesoptoelectronicspower semiconductor devicesthin filmssemiconductorscompound semiconductorselectrical engineeringaluminum gallium nitridegraded-gap ohmic contactsvlsi technologytechnologypower electronicselectronicsmicroelectronicsnanoelectronicsmaterials science

Evolution of the Band-Gap and Band-Edge Energies of the Lattice-Matched Gainassb∕Gasb and Gainassb∕Inas Alloys as a Function of Composition. Journal of Applied Physics (2005)

Rita MagriAlex ZungerH. Kroemer

physicsband-edge energiesapplied physicscondensed matter physicsmaterials science

1.55 μM Room Temperature Electrically Pumped Operation of Fully Lattice-Matched Sb-Based Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers. (2003)

G. AlmuneauE. HallJ. KimO. SjolundH. KroemerL.A. Coldren

photonicssurface scienceintermittently connected deviceoptoelectronicslaser scienceelectronic materialselectrical engineeringapplied physicsmaterials science

Design Considerations in Electrically-Pumped, Single-Epitaxial Vcsels at 1.55 μM With Sb-Based Mirrors. (2003)

E. HallG. AlmuneauJ.K. KimO. SjolundH. KroemerL.A. Coldren

sb-based mirrorsprototype implementationbenchmark studiesmicrowave technologysolid-state electronicsdesign considerationssingle-epitaxial vcselsmechanical engineeringoptoelectronicselectronic materialselectrical engineeringsemiconductorsmicroelectronicsmaterials science

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Herbert Kroemer

Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and of Materials

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Herbert Kroemer is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and of Materials at University of California, Santa Barbara.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Herbert Kroemer

University of California, Santa Barbara

Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and of Materials

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

M-Plane (101¯) and (202¯1) Gan/Alxga1–Xn Conduction Band Offsets Measured by Capacitance-Voltage Profiling. Applied Physics Letters (2014)

Christophe A. HurniHerbert KroemerUmesh K. MishraJames S. Speck

The Double-Heterostructure Concept: How It Got Started. Proceedings of the IEEE (2013)

Herbert Kroemer

Capacitance-Voltage Profiling on Polar III-Nitride Heterostructures. Journal of Applied Physics (2012)

Christophe A. HurniHerbert KroemerUmesh K. MishraJames S. Speck

The Double Heterostructure. Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (2012)

Herbert Kroemer

double heterostructurelasersoptoelectronicslaser scienceelectro-optics devicemultilayer heterostructuresoptical propertiesapplied physics

Electroluminescence Efficiency of (1\,0\,\Bar{1}\,0) -Oriented Ingan-Based Light-Emitting Diodes at Low Temperature. Journal of Physics D Applied Physics (2008)

Hisashi MasuiHerbert KroemerMathew C SchmidtKwang-Choong KimNatalie N FellowsShuji NakamuraSteven P DenBaars

photonicslow temperatureluminescencephysicsingan-based light-emitting diodesoptoelectronicselectronic materialsapplied physicselectroluminescence efficiencymaterials science

Quasi-Electric Fields and Band Offsets: Teaching Electrons New Tricks. WORLD SCIENTIFIC eBooks (2008)

HERBERT KROEMER

electrical engineeringquasi-electric fieldsband offsetselectron physic

A Self-Aligned Algaas/Gaas Heterostructure Bipolar Transistor With Non Alloyed Graded-Gap Ohmic Contacts to the Base and Emitter. (2005)

M.A. RaoS.I. LongH. Kroemer

Evolution of the Band-Gap and Band-Edge Energies of the Lattice-Matched Gainassb∕Gasb and Gainassb∕Inas Alloys as a Function of Composition. Journal of Applied Physics (2005)

Rita MagriAlex ZungerH. Kroemer

physicsband-edge energiesapplied physicscondensed matter physicsmaterials science

1.55 μM Room Temperature Electrically Pumped Operation of Fully Lattice-Matched Sb-Based Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers. (2003)

G. AlmuneauE. HallJ. KimO. SjolundH. KroemerL.A. Coldren

photonicssurface scienceintermittently connected deviceoptoelectronicslaser scienceelectronic materialselectrical engineeringapplied physicsmaterials science

Design Considerations in Electrically-Pumped, Single-Epitaxial Vcsels at 1.55 μM With Sb-Based Mirrors. (2003)

E. HallG. AlmuneauJ.K. KimO. SjolundH. KroemerL.A. Coldren

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