The continued scaling of semiconductor devices has increased the importance of advanced transistor architectures capable of delivering improved electrical performance while maintaining compact dimensions and effective electrostatic control. Advanced Vertical Super-Thin-Body FET Technology provides a focused introduction to the principles, device structures, fabrication considerations, and electrical characteristics associated with vertical and super-thin-body field-effect transistors (FETs). The book connects semiconductor device physics, microelectronics, transistor architecture, and nanoscale device engineering within a structured technical framework.
The book introduces the fundamental operating principles of field-effect transistors and establishes the relationship between device geometry, semiconductor properties, electric fields, and transistor performance. Readers are introduced to concepts including source and drain regions, gate structures, channel formation, threshold voltage, carrier transport, capacitance, leakage mechanisms, and electrostatic control. These foundations provide the background necessary for understanding how changes in transistor architecture can influence electrical behavior as semiconductor dimensions continue to decrease.
A central focus is placed on vertical transistor structures and super-thin-body device concepts. The text examines how three-dimensional device geometries and thin semiconductor bodies can influence channel control, current transport, scaling behavior, parasitic effects, and device characteristics. Particular attention is given to the engineering relationship between physical dimensions and electrostatic performance, helping readers understand the challenges involved in designing compact transistor structures with effective gate control.
The book also considers important semiconductor device parameters used to evaluate advanced FET technologies. Topics such as drain current, threshold voltage, subthreshold behavior, transconductance, leakage current, capacitance, switching characteristics, and power consumption are discussed within the broader context of transistor performance. Device modeling and electrical characterization are introduced as important tools for analyzing the behavior of advanced semiconductor architectures.
Fabrication and integration considerations are also addressed from a general semiconductor-engineering perspective. The discussion considers thin-body formation, vertical device structures, semiconductor materials, nanoscale fabrication, device scaling, process considerations, and the relationship between manufacturing constraints and transistor performance. The material emphasizes broadly applicable semiconductor principles rather than proprietary fabrication processes, specific commercial devices, or unsupported performance claims.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The continued scaling of semiconductor devices has increased the importance of advanced transistor architectures capable of delivering improved electrical performance while maintaining compact dimensions and effective electrostatic control. Advanced Vertical Super-Thin-Body FET Technology provides a focused introduction to the principles, device structures, fabrication considerations, and electrical characteristics associated with vertical and super-thin-body field-effect transistors (FETs). The book connects semiconductor device physics, microelectronics, transistor architecture, and nanoscale device engineering within a structured technical framework.The book introduces the fundamental operating principles of field-effect transistors and establishes the relationship between device geometry, semiconductor properties, electric fields, and transistor performance. Readers are introduced to concepts including source and drain regions, gate structures, channel formation, threshold voltage, carrier transport, capacitance, leakage mechanisms, and electrostatic control. These foundations provide the background necessary for understanding how changes in transistor architecture can influence electrical behavior as semiconductor dimensions continue to decrease.A central focus is placed on vertical transistor structures and super-thin-body device concepts. The text examines how three-dimensional device geometries and thin semiconductor bodies can influence channel control, current transport, scaling behavior, parasitic effects, and device characteristics. Particular attention is given to the engineering relationship between physical dimensions and electrostatic performance, helping readers understand the challenges involved in designing compact transistor structures with effective gate control.The book also considers important semiconductor device parameters used to evaluate advanced FET technologies. Topics such as drain current, threshold voltage, subthreshold behavior, transconductance, leakage current, capacitance, switching characteristics, and power consumption are discussed within the broader context of transistor performance. Device modeling and electrical characterization are introduced as important tools for analyzing the behavior of advanced semiconductor architectures.Fabrication and integration considerations are also addressed from a general semiconductor-engineering perspective. The discussion considers thin-body formation, vertical device structures, semiconductor materials, nanoscale fabrication, device scaling, process considerations, and the relationship between manufacturing constraints and transistor performance. The material emphasizes broadly applicable semiconductor principles rather than proprietary fabrication processes, specific commercial devices, or unsupported performance claims. dvanced Vertical Super-Thin-Body FET Technology explores the semiconductor physics and engineering principles behind vertical and super-thin-body field-effect transistors. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798256281687
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The continued scaling of semiconductor devices has increased the importance of advanced transistor architectures capable of delivering improved electrical performance while maintaining compact dimensions and effective electrostatic control. Advanced Vertical Super-Thin-Body FET Technology provides a focused introduction to the principles, device structures, fabrication considerations, and electrical characteristics associated with vertical and super-thin-body field-effect transistors (FETs). The book connects semiconductor device physics, microelectronics, transistor architecture, and nanoscale device engineering within a structured technical framework.The book introduces the fundamental operating principles of field-effect transistors and establishes the relationship between device geometry, semiconductor properties, electric fields, and transistor performance. Readers are introduced to concepts including source and drain regions, gate structures, channel formation, threshold voltage, carrier transport, capacitance, leakage mechanisms, and electrostatic control. These foundations provide the background necessary for understanding how changes in transistor architecture can influence electrical behavior as semiconductor dimensions continue to decrease.A central focus is placed on vertical transistor structures and super-thin-body device concepts. The text examines how three-dimensional device geometries and thin semiconductor bodies can influence channel control, current transport, scaling behavior, parasitic effects, and device characteristics. Particular attention is given to the engineering relationship between physical dimensions and electrostatic performance, helping readers understand the challenges involved in designing compact transistor structures with effective gate control.The book also considers important semiconductor device parameters used to evaluate advanced FET technologies. Topics such as drain current, threshold voltage, subthreshold behavior, transconductance, leakage current, capacitance, switching characteristics, and power consumption are discussed within the broader context of transistor performance. Device modeling and electrical characterization are introduced as important tools for analyzing the behavior of advanced semiconductor architectures.Fabrication and integration considerations are also addressed from a general semiconductor-engineering perspective. The discussion considers thin-body formation, vertical device structures, semiconductor materials, nanoscale fabrication, device scaling, process considerations, and the relationship between manufacturing constraints and transistor performance. The material emphasizes broadly applicable semiconductor principles rather than proprietary fabrication processes, specific commercial devices, or unsupported performance claims. dvanced Vertical Super-Thin-Body FET Technology explores the semiconductor physics and engineering principles behind vertical and super-thin-body field-effect transistors. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798256281687
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The continued scaling of semiconductor devices has increased the importance of advanced transistor architectures capable of delivering improved electrical performance while maintaining compact dimensions and effective electrostatic control. Advanced Vertical Super-Thin-Body FET Technology provides a focused introduction to the principles, device structures, fabrication considerations, and electrical characteristics associated with vertical and super-thin-body field-effect transistors (FETs). The book connects semiconductor device physics, microelectronics, transistor architecture, and nanoscale device engineering within a structured technical framework.The book introduces the fundamental operating principles of field-effect transistors and establishes the relationship between device geometry, semiconductor properties, electric fields, and transistor performance. Readers are introduced to concepts including source and drain regions, gate structures, channel formation, threshold voltage, carrier transport, capacitance, leakage mechanisms, and electrostatic control. These foundations provide the background necessary for understanding how changes in transistor architecture can influence electrical behavior as semiconductor dimensions continue to decrease.A central focus is placed on vertical transistor structures and super-thin-body device concepts. The text examines how three-dimensional device geometries and thin semiconductor bodies can influence channel control, current transport, scaling behavior, parasitic effects, and device characteristics. Particular attention is given to the engineering relationship between physical dimensions and electrostatic performance, helping readers understand the challenges involved in designing compact transistor structures with effective gate control.The book also considers important semiconductor device parameters used to evaluate advanced FET technologies. Topics such as drain current, threshold voltage, subthreshold behavior, transconductance, leakage current, capacitance, switching characteristics, and power consumption are discussed within the broader context of transistor performance. Device modeling and electrical characterization are introduced as important tools for analyzing the behavior of advanced semiconductor architectures.Fabrication and integration considerations are also addressed from a general semiconductor-engineering perspective. The discussion considers thin-body formation, vertical device structures, semiconductor materials, nanoscale fabrication, device scaling, process considerations, and the relationship between manufacturing constraints and transistor performance. The material emphasizes broadly applicable semiconductor principles rather than proprietary fabrication processes, specific commercial devices, or unsupported performance claims. dvanced Vertical Super-Thin-Body FET Technology explores the semiconductor physics and engineering principles behind vertical and super-thin-body field-effect transistors. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798256281687
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