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Effects of channel shapes on MOSFET hot-electron resistance

Tiao-Yuan Huang
- 28 Feb 1985 - 
- Vol. 21, Iss: 5, pp 211-212
TLDR
In this paper, the effect of hot-electron effects on transistors with funnel-shaped channel regions was studied in terms of hot electron effects and it was suggested that future transistor design could take advantage of this effect in obtaining optimum hotelectron-resistant transistors.
Abstract
Transistors with funnel-shaped channel regions are studied in terms of hot-electron effects. Experimental results indicate that funnel-shaped transistors are more resistant to hot-electron effects when operating with the wider-channel region close to the drain. It is suggested that future transistor design could take advantage of this effect in obtaining optimum hot-electron-resistant transistors.

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Observation of double-hump substrate current in funnel-shape transistors

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Famos—A new semiconductor charge storage device

TL;DR: The floating gate avalanche injection MOS (FAMOS) as discussed by the authors is a new nonvolatile charge storage device that combines the floating gate concept with avalanche injection of electrons from the surface depletion region of a p - n junction to yield reproducible charging characteristics with long term storage retention.
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Technology of a new n-channel one-transistor EAROM cell called SIMOS

TL;DR: The stacked-gate injection MOS (SIMOS) as discussed by the authors is an n-channel MOS transistor with a control gate stacked on the floating gate, which is used to accelerate the electrons to energies high enough to overcome the barrier height of the Si-SiO 2 interface.
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