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PMOS
(Positive channel MOS) Pronounced "p-moss." A type of microelectronic circuit in which the base material is positively charged. PMOS transistors were used in the first microprocessors and are still used in CMOS. They are also used in low-cost products (calculators, watches, etc.). See MOSFET.
PMOS [′pē‚mȯs]
(electronics)
Metal-oxide semiconductors that are made onn-type substrates, and whose active carriers are holes that migrate betweenp-type source and drain contacts. Derived fromp-channel metal-oxide semiconductor.


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As an alternative, (110) surfaces have become the focus of increasing attention as they offer higher mobility than (001) surfaces when used with PMOS transistors; however, (110) surfaces have the problem of lower mobility of NMOS (110) compared to (001) surfaces.
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