Beyond the conventional transistor

By H. Philip Wong. IBM Journal of Research and Development, 2002

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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2. Jordi Suñé
3. Arvind Kumar
4. Robert W. Keyes
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Citations in the corpus

• Three-dimensional integrated circuits (2006, methodology): “This goal has been achieved by the use of two solutions: 1) scaling devices and associated interconnecting wire [1] through the implementation of new materials and processing innovations, and 2) introducing architecture enhancements [2] to reconfigure routing, hierarchy, and placement of critical ci”
• Physical limits of silicon transistors and circuits (2005, background): “One possible sequence is suggested by Wong (2002).”
• Modeling of nanoscale gate-all-around MOSFETs (2004, background): “The small vertical electric field and the use of undoped silicon channels in these structures reduce the surface and Coulomb’s scattering [2], being the electronic transport close to the ballistic regime.”