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NMOS

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NMOS
(N-Channel MOS) Pronounced "n-moss." A type of microelectronic circuit used for logic and memory chips. NMOS transistors are faster than their PMOS counterpart and more of them can be put on a single chip. It is also used in CMOS design. See MOSFET.
NMOS [′en‚mȯs]
(electronics)
Metal-oxide semiconductors that are made onp-type substrates, and whose active carriers are electrons that migrate betweenn-type source and drain contacts. Derived fromn-channel metal-oxide semiconductor.


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Technological Challenges Currently, the surface of silicon substrates is most commonly the high-mobility (001) surface of an NMOS transistor.
Invited contributions discuss the integration of diffusion-less junctions in NMOS and PMOS flows, impurity solubility and redistribution due to recrystallization of preamorphized silicon, and the behavior of ion implanted silicon during ultra-high temperature annealing.
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