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Amorphous multi-component metals as electrode materials

Cowell, E. William (2010-02-12)

The objective of this thesis is to provide an initial demonstration of two-terminal and three-terminal electronic devices employing amorphous multi-component metallic film (AMMF) electrodes. Such a demonstration is succ ...
Amorphous oxide semiconductor thin-film transistor ring oscillators and material assessment

Sundholm, Eric Steven (2010-06-28)

Amorphous oxide semiconductor (AOS) thin-film transistors (TFTs) constitute the central theme of this thesis. Within this theme, three primary areas of focus are pursued. The first focus is the realization of a transp ...
Electronic device and nanolaminate application of amorphous metal thin films

Cowell, E. William III (2012-04-17)

The objective of this dissertation is to develop amorphous metal thin films (AMTFs) for two-terminal electrical device and nanolaminate applications. Two AMTFs, ZrCuAlNi and TiAl, are investigated in both two-terminal ...
Hot electron transport and relaxation in quantum wells and superlattices

Lary, Jenifer Edith (1991-05-09)

Electron transport and relaxation may be substantially different in low-dimensional systems compared to that observed in bulk material. In the present work, Monte Carlo models are used for the solution to the Boltzmann ...
A P-well GaAs MESFET technology

Canfield, Philip C. (1990-08-02)

The semiconductor gallium arsenide (GaAs) has many potential advantages over the more widely used semiconductor silicon (Si). These include higher low field mobility, semi-insulating substrates, a direct band-gap, and ...
Time domain characterization of interconnect discontinuities

Jong, Jyh-Ming (1991-09-18)

The purpose of this study is to develop experimental techniques to characterize typical interconnect discontinuities, including bends, steps, T junctions, vias and pads, which are the most commonly encountered interco ...
A universal CMOS current-mode operational amplifier

Botelho, Cindy (1990-12-19)

It has become customary in electrical engineering to think of signal processing in terms of voltage variables to the exclusion of current variables. This tendency has resulted in voltage signal processing circuits suc ...
Zinc tin oxide thin-film transistor circuits

Heineck, Daniel Philip (2008-12-23)

The primary objective of this thesis is to develop a process for fabricating integrated circuits based on thin-film transistors (TFTs) using zinc tin oxide (ZTO) as the channel layer. ZTO, in contrast to indium- or gall ...