Integrated Devices of Radio Electronics . Part 1. The Main Structures of Semiconductor Integrated Circuits by M Romanovsky . N. Co-authored with Wolf A. A. , Chelyshkov P. D. and Sedov A. In. is an important work that immerses the reader in the world of modern technologies of semiconductor integrated circuits (ISP) This work will be an indispensable tool for both undergraduate and graduate students studying radio electronics, and for practicing engineers seeking to update their knowledge of the latest advances in this field. The book covers a wide range of topics, ranging from the basics of semiconductor physics to the complex structures of integrated circuits. The authors consider in detail the main elements of IPRs, their functionality and principles of operation. The reader will be able to learn about the different types of transistors, diodes and other components that form the basis of modern electronic devices. Each section is written with clarity and accessibility, which allows even beginners in the field of radio electronics to easily absorb material. Who is this book intended for? First of all, it will be of interest to technical students studying electronics and radio engineering . It will also be useful for graduate students who are engaged in research in the field of semiconductor technology. Engineers and specialists working in the field of development and production of electronic devices will find in the book a lot of useful information that will help them in practical activities. Even electronics lovers who want to understand the principles of modern gadgets will be able to extract a lot of useful things from it. The topics raised in the book cover not only technical aspects, but also current trends in the field of radio electronics. The authors discuss the impact of new technologies on the development of integrated circuits, including such areas as miniaturization, performance improvement and energy efficiency. These issues are becoming particularly important in light of the rapid advances in computing and communications, where integrated circuits play a key role. The style of the authors is distinguished by scientific rigor, but at the same time it retains accessibility and intelligibility. They use many illustrations and diagrams, which makes the material more visual and easy to perceive. This allows the reader not only to assimilate the theoretical aspects, but also to visualize how certain devices work. Romanovsky and his co-authors skillfully combine theory with practice, which makes the book not just a textbook, but a real guide to the world of integral electronics. If you are interested in such works as “Electronic devices and systems” or “Basics of radio electronics”, then “Integrated devices of radio electronics” will be a logical continuation for you to study this topic. The book will not only expand your knowledge, but also inspire new ideas and projects in the field of electronics. Thus, "Integrated devices of radio electronics . Part 1. The basic structures of semiconductor integrated circuits” is not just a book, but a valuable resource that will help you better understand the complex and fascinating world of semiconductor technology. Do not miss the opportunity to plunge into this exciting field of science and technology, which continues to evolve and open new horizons for future generations of engineers and scientists.