Application of Maxwell-Wagner Polarisation in Monolithic Technologies

The book "Application of Maxwell-Wagner Polarisation in Monolithic Technologies" by Themistoklis Prodromakis provides a comprehensive examination of Maxwell-Wagner polarization in layered structures. This polarization technique allows for a significant increase in effective electrical permittivity, which is important for the miniaturization of technologies. The author analyzes the waveguide capabilities of laminar substrates composed of metal-insulator-semiconductor layers. The properties of signal transmission in these MIS lines are influenced by various factors such as the resistivity of the substrate, the operating frequency, and the ratio of the thickness of the semiconductor to the insulator layers. Furthermore, it demonstrates how deliberately applied polarization states can contribute to the further utilization of Maxwell-Wagner polarization. The book concludes with the presentation of potential applications of this method, including delay lines, distributed low-pass filters, and couplers.