Explore Electronic Devices With AIP Publishing

Discover our extensive collection of journals, conference proceedings, and books that span electronic devices and its intersections with other disciplines.

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Featured Journals

Journals dedicated to research in electronic devices:

APL Electronic Devices

Fostering connections across multiple disciplines in the broad electronics community

Avg. Views/Article Per Year (2024–2025): 610+
Days to 1st Decision (Avg.): 27^‡
Days to Acceptance (Avg.): 76^‡
Days to Publish (Avg.): 98^‡
Topics covered: Semiconductors, energy materials and devices, bioelectronics and biosensors, optoelectronics, printed and flexible electronics, sensors and actuators, neuromorphic devices and systems, 2D materials and devices
Article types: Articles, Perspectives, Reviews, Roadmaps
Access type: Gold open access

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Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B: Nanotechnology and Microelectronics

Devoted to publishing reports of original research, letters and review articles on microelectronics and nanometer structures and devices

Journal Impact Factor: 1.6*
Cited Half-Life: 16.1 Years*
CiteScore™: 2.5^†
Avg. Views/Article Per Year (2024–2025): 260+
Days to 1st Decision (Avg.): 28^‡
Days to Acceptance (Avg.): 73^‡
Days to Publish (Avg.): 94^‡
Topics covered: Nanotechnology, materials science, electronics, quantum mechanics, interdisciplinary physics, atomic and molecular physics
Article types: Articles, Letters, Perspectives, Reviews, Roadmaps
Access type: Hybrid open access
Indexed in: Web of Science, Scopus

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Interdisciplinary Journals

Journals at the intersection of electronic devices and related disciplines:

Journal of Applied Physics

Significant results in cutting-edge applied physics

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Applied Physics Letters

Shaping the future of applied physics for over 60 years

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The Journal of Chemical Physics

The most cited in chemical physics

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AIP Advances

A peer-reviewed, open access journal covering all areas of the physical sciences

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APL Energy

Bridging basic research and innovative technology that will impact the future

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APL Materials

A high-impact open access journal embracing all research across materials science

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Applied Physics Reviews

High-impact research and authoritative reviews in applied physics

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APL Photonics

Promotes fundamental, applied, and multidisciplinary research anchored in photonics

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Chaos

An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science

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JASA Express Letters

Rapidly publishing gold open access research in acoustics

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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

The leading source of theoretical and experimental research results in the broad interdisciplinary subject of sound since 1929

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Nanotechnology and Precision Engineering

An open access, peer-reviewed journal that covers all areas related to nanotechnology and precision engineering

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Review of Scientific Instruments

An indispensable resource for researchers invested in cutting-edge instrumentation

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AIP Conference Proceedings

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Highlighted Research

Future of plasma etching for microelectronics: Challenges and opportunities

Plasma etching is an essential semiconductor manufacturing technology required to enable the current microelectronics industry. Along with lithographic patterning, thin-film formation methods, and others, plasma etching has dynamically evolved to meet the exponentially growing demands of the microelectronics industry that enables modern society.

Science challenges and research opportunities for plasma applications in microelectronics

Low-temperature plasmas are used throughout semiconductor manufacturing, including extreme-ultraviolet generation, etching, deposition, and surface modification. They are estimated to be involved in roughly 40%–45% of all fabrication steps.

Analysis of temperature-dependent current–voltage characteristics of Schottky diodes by the modified thermionic emission current model

The study numerically examines how current passes through an inhomogeneous Schottky diode as temperature changes. It models the current with a modified thermionic-emission expression that assumes a Gaussian distribution of barrier heights.

Topolectrical circuits—Recent experimental advances and developments

Metamaterials serve as versatile platforms for demonstrating condensed matter physics and non-equilibrium phenomena, with electrical circuits emerging as a particularly compelling medium. This review highlights recent advances in the experimental circuit realizations of topological, non-Hermitian, non-linear, Floquet, and other notable phenomena.

Zero-dipole Schottky contact: Homologous metal contact to 2D semiconductor

Metal contacts to two-dimensional semiconductors often depart from ideal Schottky–Mott behavior because interface dipoles and metal-induced gap states alter the band alignment. Van der Waals contacts can reduce the gap states, but differences in electronegativity make the interface dipole difficult to remove.

The renaissance of lateral power devices for high voltage applications

Power semiconductor devices, covering blocking voltages from a few volts to tens of thousands of volts, are essential to efficient energy conversion and carbon-neutral technologies. They can use vertical structures favored for high-power discrete devices or lateral structures valued for fast switching and monolithic integration.

Hierarchical piezoelectric composite film for self-powered moisture detection and wearable biomonitoring

Detecting moisture is important for physiological monitoring and wearable electronics. Many humidity sensors still depend on external power supplies, limiting their usefulness in connected devices and mobile healthcare.

Characteristics of carrier localization and their effects on minority carrier lifetime in InAs/In0.5Ga0.5As0.5Sb0.5 type II superlattices

Antimony-based type-II superlattices have enabled substantial progress in advanced infrared optoelectronic devices. Key uncertainties remain about exciton recombination and how to reduce native-defect effects so that carrier lifetimes can be extended.

Ag@SnO2/CsPbBr3 nanocomposite gas sensor for well-behaved low-concentration ethanolamine sensing at room temperature

Adding precious metals to metal-oxide semiconductors offers an effective route to sensitive, continuous gas monitoring. The study uses silver to functionalize SnO₂ nanoparticles and construct Ag@SnO₂/CsPbBr₃ composites that promote and catalyze gas-sensing reactions.

Compact and miniaturized wideband bandpass filter based on substrate integrated waveguide and microstrip line

The article presents a compact wideband bandpass filter that combines a substrate-integrated waveguide with a microstrip line. By extending the filter order and retaining square notches in the waveguide, its filtering response and Chebyshev order can be controlled indirectly.

Electronic structure simulations in the cloud computing environment

Modern high-performance, quantum, and cloud-computing technologies are creating broad new possibilities for scientific simulation. Scalable computational chemistry is one field benefiting from these advances.

Efficient computation of the long-range exact exchange using an extended screening function

The authors introduce a computationally efficient way to screen the Coulomb potential while approximating long-range exact exchange with accuracy close to a full-range calculation. Starting from the HSE complementary-error-function form, they use a first-order Taylor expansion in the screening parameter to approximate the long-range potential.

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