Search for dissertations about: "field effect transistors"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 150 swedish dissertations containing the words field effect transistors.
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1. Polarization characteristics in polyelectrolyte thin film capacitors : Targeting field-effect transistors and sensors
Abstract : Polymers are very attractive materials that can be tailored for specific needs and functionality. They can for instance be made electrically insulating or (semi)conducting, with specific mechanical properties. Polymers are often processable from a solution, which enables the use of low-cost manufacturing techniques to fabricate polymer devices. READ MORE
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2. Graphene Hot-electron Transistors
Abstract : Graphene base transistors (GBTs) have been, recently, proposed to overcome the intrinsic limitations of the graphene field effect transistors (GFETs) and exploit the graphene unique properties in high frequency (HF) applications. These devices utilize single layer graphene as the base material in the vertical hot-electron transistors. READ MORE
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3. Heterostructure Field Effect Transistors and Millimeter Wave Integrated Circuits
Abstract : This thesis deals with the research and development of HFETs and HFET based circuits. One of the main aims of the work presented in this thesis has been to develop processes to fabricate state of the art devices and circuits. READ MORE
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4. Graphene field-effect transistors and devices for advanced high-frequency applications
Abstract : New device technologies and materials are continuously investigated, in order to increase the bandwidth of high-speed electronics, thereby extending data rate and range of applications. The 2D-material graphene, with its intrinsically extremely high charge carrier velocity, is considered as a promising new channel material for advanced high frequency field-effect transistors. READ MORE
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5. Effects of impurities on charge transport in graphene field-effect transistors
Abstract : In order to push the upper frequency limit of high speed electronics further, thereby extending the range of applications, new device technologies and materials are continuously investigated. The 2D material graphene, with its intrinsically extremely high room temperature charge carrier velocity, is regarded as a promising candidate to push the frequency limit even further. READ MORE