How do you know what region a transistor is in?
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22 Jan 2010 391 Citations | Based on these observations, a pass-transistor based logic family that excels in this operational region is introduced. |
For a nanowire transistor with large gate underlaps, charge transferred from bulk electrodes can effectively "dope" the intrinsic, ungated region and allow the transistor to operate. | |
91 Citations | For example, a stitch in a field region or wider lines is preferred over a transistor region or narrower lines. |
19 Citations | It is shown by measurements on fabricated structures and by numerical device simulations that the current drive capability of such a transistor is comparable to what has been achieved in a conventional transistor with buried layer and plug or in any optimized lateral transistor with buried emitter and collector layers. |
193 Citations | The other proposes an extension of permeable base transistor technology to bipolar transistors in what is called a gridded‐base bipolar transistor. |
Although a simple lightly doped drain (LDD) structure can minimize the effects, a much longer LDD region is required than in a bulk transistor. | |
06 Feb 2019 | We propose here a new approach for validating to what extent a chosen transistor model is able to predict correctly the transistor operation. |
21 Jun 2015 1 Citations | The absence of transistor access region effects greatly simplifies the interpretation of the data compared to transistor pulsed I-V experiments. |