This course introduces advanced functional materials and their applications in modern electronic and energy systems.
It covers organic semiconductors and memory devices such as pentacene-based chips and TiO₂-based ReRAM.
Display technologies like LCD, LED, OLED, AMOLED, and QLED are discussed with emphasis on construction and working.
Quantum materials, including Cd-Se quantum dots, are explored along with their use in solar cells.
Polymer science is introduced through synthesis, molecular weights, and applications of engineering polymers.
Conducting polymers like polyaniline are studied for their conduction mechanisms and device uses.
The course also explains sustainable energy systems including Li-ion, Na-ion batteries, supercapacitors, and fuel cells.
Production of green hydrogen and solar PV technologies are included for clean energy development.
Sensor technologies (conductometric, colorimetric, gas, and biosensors) are covered for analytical applications.
Finally, green materials, biomaterials, and e-waste management highlight sustainability in electronic industries.