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RCAT
(redirected from Recess Channel Array Transistor)

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RCATResource Centre for Academic Technology
RCATRecess Channel Array Transistor
RCATRadio-Controlled Aerial Target
RCATRoot Cause Analysis Team
RCATRidgetown College of Agriculture Technology (Canada)
RCATRoyal College of Anaesthesiologists of Thailand
RCATRemote Controlled Aerial Target
RCATRespiratory Care Assess and Treat
RCATRadio Communications Analysis Test
RCATRedirect, Control, Attack, Take-Away (self-defense concept/technique)


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One of the key technologies involved in the development of Samsung's 3D transistor is a recess channel array transistor (RCAT) that actually builds the DRAM cell three-dimensionally to minimize its size while increasing its density.
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The move to 80-nm circuitry was sped up by the use of a recess channel array transistor (
Samsung Electronics Begins Volume Production of First 80-nanometer ... by Business Wire
The new DRAM technology breakthroughs include a 3-D transistor technology, recess channel array transistor (
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