Search Results - "Wolstenholme, Graham R"
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A Novel Isolation Scheme for Implementation in Very High Density AMG EPROM and FLASH EEPROM Arrays
Published in ESSDERC '92: 22nd European Solid State Device Research conference (1992)“…In this paper a novel isolation scheme for implementation in alternate metal virtual ground (AMG) EPROM and Flash EEPROM arrays is described. It is shown that,…”
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A fully modular 1 μm CMOS technology incorporating EEPROM, EPROM and interpoly capacitors
Published in ESSDERC '90: 20th European Solid State Device Research Conference (01-09-1990)“…This paper will describe a modular technology which uses a novel integration scheme to include double poly EEPROM, single poly EPROM and an interpoly…”
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Polysilicon emitters for bipolar transistors: a review and re-evaluation of theory and experiment
Published in IEEE transactions on electron devices (01-07-1992)“…A critical review is presented of the theories proposed in the literature to explain the current gain enhancement of polysilicon emitter bipolar transistors…”
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Effects of rapid thermal processing on the current gain and emitter resistance of polysilicon emitter bipolar transistors
Published in IEEE electron device letters (01-01-1991)“…Results of measurements of base current and emitter resistance of polysilicon emitter transistors subjected to different rapid thermal anneal processes of the…”
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An investigation of the transition from polysilicon emitter to SIS emitter behavior
Published in IEEE transactions on electron devices (01-11-1988)“…The electrical effects of scaling the emitter-base junction depth of polysilicon emitter bipolar transistors are investigated. A range of devices with varying…”
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The asymptotes of the base current in bipolar devices
Published in IEEE transactions on electron devices (01-11-1988)“…Simple analytical equations are derived for the asymptotes of the base current of a bipolar transistor. Three limiting asymptotes are considered, namely, that…”
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