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Electronics and Electrical Engineering

D-Index
31
Citations
5682
World Ranking
6474
National Ranking
2120

Best Publications

  • Band structure, deformation potentials, and carrier mobility in strained Si, Ge, and SiGe alloys

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  • Monte Carlo study of electron transport in silicon inversion layers

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  • Quasi-one-dimensional electron states in a split-gate GaAs/AlGaAs heterostructure

    S.E. Laux;D.J. Frank;Frank Stern

  • Comparison of raised and Schottky source/drain MOSFETs using a novel tunneling contact model

    MeiKei Ieong;P.M. Solomon;S.E. Laux;H.-S.P. Wong

  • Techniques for small-signal analysis of semiconductor devices

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  • Understanding hot-electron transport in silicon devices: Is there a shortcut?

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  • Effective barrier heights of mixed phase contacts: Size effects

    J. L. Freeouf;T. N. Jackson;S. E. Laux;J. M. Woodall

  • Long-range Coulomb interactions in small Si devices. Part I: Performance and reliability

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  • Analysis of quantum ballistic electron transport in ultrasmall silicon devices including space-charge and geometric effects

    S. E. Laux;A. Kumar;M. V. Fischetti

  • Monte-Carlo simulation of submicrometer Si n-MOSFETs at 77 and 300 K

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  • Size dependence of ’’effective’’ barrier heights of mixed‐phase contacts

    J. L. Freeouf;T. N. Jackson;S. E. Laux;J. M. Woodall

  • On the accuracy of channel length characterization of LDD MOSFET's

    J.Y.-C. Sun;M.R. Wordeman;S.E. Laux

  • A comparison of numerical solutions of the Boltzmann transport equation for high-energy electron transport silicon

    A. Abramo;L. Baudry;R. Brunetti;R. Castagne

  • Nanowire metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistor with doped epitaxial contacts for source and drain

    G. M. Cohen;M. J. Rooks;J. O. Chu;S. E. Laux

  • The ballistic FET: design, capacitance and speed limit

    P.M. Solomon;S.E. Laux

  • The impact of non-equilibrium transport on breakdown and transit time in bipolar transistors

    E.F. Crabbe;J.M.C. Stork;G. Baccarani;M.V. Fischetti

  • Collector signal delay in the presence of velocity overshoot

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  • Scaling MOSFETs to 10 nm: Coulomb effects, source starvation, and virtual source model

    M. V. Fischetti;S. Jin;T.-W. Tang;P. Asbeck

  • Monte Carlo study of sub-band-gap impact ionization in small silicon field-effect transistors

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  • Accuracy of an effective channel length/External resistance extraction algorithm for MOSFET's

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