semiconductorconversie
Semiconductorconversie is a term used to describe the intentional modification of semiconductor materials to alter their electronic, optical, or thermal properties. The concept covers changes in band structure, carrier concentration, and defect states that result from processing steps such as doping, alloying, strain engineering, and nanostructuring. It is discussed more often as a materials design idea than as a single standardized procedure.
Typical mechanisms include chemical doping to adjust donor and acceptor levels, creation of heterostructures and quantum
Applications span photovoltaic cells, light-emitting diodes, photodetectors, transistors, and sensors, where tailoring the band gap, mobility,
The term is not standard across international literature and is more common in Dutch-language sources or industry
Related topics include dopant diffusion, heterojunctions, quantum confinement, and semiconductor fabrication.