Apr 15, 2008
Papers in Volume 52, Issue 5, Pages 597-838 (May 2008) of Solid-State Electronics
Low-frequency noise properties of double channel AlGaN/GaN HEMTs
S.K. Jha, C. Surya, K.J. Chen, K.M. Lau and E. Jelencovic
A fully 2-dimensional, quantum mechanical calculation of short-channel and drain induced barrier lowering effects in HEMTs
G. Krokidis, J.P. Xanthakis and N.K. Uzunoglu
Subthreshold characteristics of polysilicon TFTs
Wanling Deng, Xueren Zheng, Rongsheng Chen and Yuan Liu
Physics-based 1/f noise model for MOSFETs with nitrided high-κ gate dielectrics
Tanvir Hasan Morshed, Siva Prasad Devireddy, Zeynep Çelik-Butler, Ajit Shanware, Keith Green, J.J. Chambers, M.R. Visokay and Luigi Colombo
Modeling non-quasi-static effects in channel thermal noise and induced-gate noise in MOS field-effect transistors
Abhay Deshpande and R.P. Jinda
Mobility model for compact device modeling of OTFTs made with different materials
M. Estrada, I. Mejía, A. Cerdeira, J. Pallares, L.F. Marsal and B. Iñiguez
Hot-carrier effects as a function of silicon film thickness in nanometer-scale SOI pMOSFETs
Sung Jun Jang, Dae Hyun Ka, Chong Gun Yu, Won-Ju Cho and Jong Tae Park
Modeling of potentials and threshold voltage for symmetric doped double-gate MOSFETs
A. Cerdeira, O. Moldovan, B. Iñiguez and M. Estrada
Apr 14, 2008
MOS-AK
The MOS-AK Eindhoven Workshop's presentations are available on-line
please visit: www.mos-ak.org/eindhoven
I would like to take this opportunity and thank all speakers and presenters for
their valuable contribution to the MOS-AK Meeting at MiPlaza. Selected MOS-AK
publications are recommended for further publications: www.mos-ak.org/eindhoven
Let me also acknowledge the workshop sponsors (MiPlaza, Agilent and Cascade) for
their generous financial support as well as local meeting organizers for their
support, smooth organization and perfect logistic of our modeling event. Such
events are unique platform for continuous promotion of local, European compact
modeling activities.
You are more than welcome to attend and contribute to coming modeling events:
* WCM'08 Workshop June 1-5, 2008, Boston, Massachusetts
* MIXDES'08 June 19-21, 2008 Poznan www.mixdes.org/Special_sessions.htm
* MOS-AK/ESSDERC/ESSCIRC Workshop September 19, 2008 www.mos-ak.org/edinburgh/
Mar 19, 2008
An interesting paper
Charge transport in boron-doped nano MOSFETs: Towards single-dopant electronics
Applied Surface Science, In Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available online 12 March 2008
Y. Ono, M.A.H. Khalafalla, K. Nishiguchi, K. Takashina, A. Fujiwara, S. Horiguchi, H. Inokawa and Y. Takahashi
Mar 18, 2008
IMEC reports methodology to analyze process variability compatible with DFM tools
Quoting Rudy Lauwereins, Vice President Nomadic Embedded Systems at IMEC:
"Up to now, most variability characterization work is done internally at IDMs on own technology and IP blocks. However, with the move to fabless and fablite companies, we want to bridge the gap between foundry and fabless companies on design-level impact of using most advanced semiconductor technologies. To this end, we invite IDMs, fabless system companies, fabless digital IP providers and foundries to collaborate within our Technology-Aware Design program to develop the necessary tools for designing reliable systems with variable and unreliable components. IMEC’s program is compatible with confidentiality constraints for high value proprietary IP blocks."
Mar 17, 2008
Interesting papers on Applied Physics Letters
Drift mobility and the frequency response of diode connected organic transistors, Brian Cobb, Yeon Taek Jeong, and Ananth Dodabalapur
Abstract
Effects of substrates on photocurrents from photosensitive polymer coated carbon nanotube networks, Yumeng Shi, Hosea Tantang, Chun Wei Lee, Cheng-Hui Weng, Xiaochen Dong, Lain-Jong Li, and Peng Chen
Abstract
Determining the interfacial density of states in metal-insulator-semiconductor devices based on poly(3-hexylthiophene), N. Alves and D. M. Taylor
Abstract
Carrier trapping and scattering in amorphous organic hole transporter, K. K. Tsung and S. K. So
Abstract