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Modeling the centroid and the inversion charge in cylindrical surrounding gate MOSFETs, including quantum effects

Roldan et al., 2007

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10623838249831406659
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Roldan J
Godoy A
Gamiz F
Balaguer M
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IEEE transactions on electron devices

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A semiempirical model was developed for calculating the inversion charge of cylindrical surrounding gate transistors (SGTs), including quantum effects. To achieve this goal, we used a simulator that self-consistently solves the 2-D Poisson and Schrodinger equations in …
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