The impact of stochastic dopant and interconnect distributions on gigascale integration

Opportunities for GSI are governed by a hierarchy of physical limits whose five levels can be codified as: fundamental, material, device, circuit, and system. This distinctive methodology is extended here by elucidating the impact on GSI of random dopant atom placement in the channel region of a MOS...

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