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CMOS transistor

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CMOS transistor
The most widely used integrated circuit (IC) technology. Although the term CMOS "transistor" is widely used, it is somewhat of a misnomer. There is technically no such thing as a single CMOS "transistor." CMOS "gates," CMOS "logic" or CMOS "circuits" are more accurate terms, because CMOS technology is made up of NMOS and PMOS transistors wired in combination to reduce power consumption. See CMOS and MOSFET.


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Tokyo, Japan, Dec 13, 2007 - (JCN Newswire) - NEC Corporation and NEC Electronics Corporation have successfully developed design technology to realize optimum channel structure in CMOS transistors for advanced LSIs in the 32nm generation and beyond.
913 TK7871 Materials scientists, silicon technologists, and TCAD researchers present experimental results and physical models related to the current status of MOSFET geometric scaling of silicon CMOS transistors as well as some of the innovative approaches that will be needed as traditional scaling reaches physical limits.
The wild success of miniaturization in electronics has owed largely to how conveniently CMOS transistors scale down.
 
 
 
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