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Laboratory of physical electronics

ВБ 3.9

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2022/2023

3 Semester

4

The discipline forms students' knowledge of surface physics and plasma physics; understanding of physical phenomena and processes related to the movement of charged particles in a gas environment, plasma and on the solid surfaces.

Full-time form

The educational discipline "Laboratory of Physical Electronics" is related to the educational disciplines "Physics of plasma and plasma technologies", "Fundamentals of physical electronics", "Radio electronics", "Modeling of processes in plasma", which are taught at the Faculty of Radiophysics, Electronics and Computers computer systems.

The educational discipline "Laboratory of Physical Electronics" is a necessary component of forming the professional worldview of a specialist in the specialty "Applied Physics and Nanomaterials". It provides insight into the physical phenomena that accompany the movement of charged particles in vacuum, gas and plasma, and on the solid surfaces, and underlie the operation of many electronic devices.

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During the semester, each student performs laboratory work using experimental methods or numerical modeling methods; final assessment

• semester assessment: laboratory work (content module) is provided during the semester. The maximum number of points that can be awarded to a student during the semester is 60 points. • final evaluation (in the form of credit): defense of the report, which is evaluated from 0 to 40 points.

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