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Simple nondestructive extraction of the vertical channel-impurity profile of small-size metal–oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistors

Mattausch et al., 2002

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9232993849896488713
Author
Mattausch H
Suetake M
Kitamaru D
Miura-Mattausch M
Kumashiro S
Shigyo N
Odanaka S
Nakayama N
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Applied physics letters

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An improved method for extracting the vertical channel-impurity profile [N sub (x)] of metal– oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs) from measured threshold–voltage dependence on bulk–source voltage is proposed. Previous restriction to slowly varying N …
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