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BTBTBand-To-Band Tunneling
BTBTBaccalieu Trail Board of Trade (est. 1997; Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada)
BTBTBeyond the Burning Time (Kathryn Lasky book)
BTBTBallistic Tip Boat Tail (bullets; Nosler)
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These QW devices - which utilize the quantum well effect of confining charge carriers to a two-dimensional plane, improving their transport characteristics - exhibit low band-to-band tunneling current and provide significant mobility enhancements.
III-V Compounds Emerging as Prime Materials for Future NMOS Channels, ... by Business Wire
Still, Tseng said serious challenges remain for extending the life of planar CMOS, such as the need to reduce defects in Ge or Si-Ge layers; ensuring that the mobility advantages observed for bulk materials are not lost when epitaxial channels are grown on Si; and control of Ge band-to-band tunneling, which increases overall leakage current.
SEMATECH to Continue Pursuing Planar Transistor Scaling Strategy, But ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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