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D-Index
60
Citations
13067
World Ranking
1646
National Ranking
666

Overview

Chih-Tang Sah is a researcher affiliated with the University of Florida in the United States. Their academic career is associated with this institution, where they contribute to scientific research and scholarship.

There is no available detailed information on their recent publications, co-authors, or frequent publication venues. Similarly, data on book publications and detailed fields or subfields of study have not been provided.

Since data on main fields of study, main topics of work, and awards won are absent, the profile focuses on their established connection to their primary affiliation, indicating an ongoing role in academic and scientific inquiry at the university level.

Best Publications

  • Carrier Generation and Recombination in P-N Junctions and P-N Junction Characteristics

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  • Effects of diffusion current on characteristics of metal-oxide (insulator)-semiconductor transistors☆

    H.C. Pao;C.T. Sah

  • Thermal and optical emission and capture rates and cross sections of electrons and holes at imperfection centers in semiconductors from photo and dark junction current and capacitance experiments

    C.T. Sah;L. Forbes;L.L. Rosier;A.F. Tasch

  • Characteristics of the metal-Oxide-semiconductor transistors

    C.T. Sah

  • Direct-current measurements of oxide and interface traps on oxidized silicon

    A. Neugroschel;Chih-Tang Sah;K.M. Han;M.S. Carroll

  • Frequency dependence of the reverse-biased capacitance of gold-doped silicon P + N step junctions

    C.T. Sah;V.G.K. Reddi

  • Electron-Hole Recombination Statistics in Semiconductors through Flaws with Many Charge Conditions

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  • Theory of localized states in semiconductors. I. New results using an old method

    Sokrates T. Pantelides;C. T. Sah

  • Theory and experiments on surface 1/f noise

    Horng-Sen Fu;Chih-Tang Sah

  • The effects of fixed bulk charge on the characteristics of metal-oxide-semiconductor transistors

    C.T. Sah;H.C. Pao

  • Models and experiments on degradation of oxidized silicon

    C.T. Sah

  • Nanowatt logic using field-effect metal-oxide semiconductor triodes

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  • Properties of 1.0-MeV-Electron-Irradiated Defect Centers in Silicon

    J. W. Walker;C. T. Sah

  • The equivalent circuit model in solid-state electronics—Part I: The single energy level defect centers

    Chih-Tang Sah

  • Effect of surface recombination and channel on P-N junction and transistor characteristics

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  • Thermal emission and capture of electrons at sulfur centers in silicon

    L.L. Rosier;C.T. Sah

  • THERMAL EMISSION RATES OF CARRIERS AT GOLD CENTERS IN SILICON

    C. T. Sah;L. Forbes;L. I. Rosier;A. F. Tasch

  • Study of the atomic models of three donorlike defects in silicon metal‐oxide‐semiconductor structures from their gate material and process dependencies

    Chih Tang Sah;Jack Yuan Chen Sun;Joseph Jeng Tao Tzou

  • Theory and experiments of low-frequency generation-recombination noise in MOS transistors

    L.D. Yau;Chih-Tang Sah

  • The equivalent circuit model in solid-state electronics—III: Conduction and displacement currents

    C.T. Sah

  • Bulk and interface imperfections in semiconductors

    C.T. Sah

  • Gate tunneling currents in ultrathin oxide metal–oxide–silicon transistors

    Jin Cai;Chih-Tang Sah

  • Source to drain resistance beyond pinch-off in metal-oxide-semiconductor transistors (MOST)

    V.G.K. Reddi;C.T. Sah

  • Theory of Scattering of Electrons in a Nondegenerate-Semiconductor-Surface Inversion Layer by Surface-Oxide Charges

    T. H. Ning;C. T. Sah

Frequent Co-Authors

Toshikazu Nishida
Toshikazu Nishida University of Florida
Sokrates T. Pantelides
Sokrates T. Pantelides Vanderbilt University
Jerry G. Fossum
Jerry G. Fossum University of Florida

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