Search for dissertations about: "MOSFETs"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 73 swedish dissertations containing the word MOSFETs.
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11. Silicon dioxide and aluminium nitride as gate dielectric for high temperature and high power silicon carbide MOSFETs
Abstract : Silicon carbide (SIC) is a wide bandgap semiconductor thathas been suggested as a replacement for silicon in applicationsusing high voltages, high frequencies, high temperatures orcombinations thereof. Several basic process steps need to bedeveloped for reliable manufacturing of long-term stableelectronic devices. READ MORE
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12. Electrical properties of thermal oxides on SiC manufactured in an alumina furnace
Abstract : A process to achieve high inversion channel mobility in 4H-SiC MOSFETs is needed to enable manufacturing of devices for high power applications. In this thesis, investigations on the electrical properties of oxides produced in an alumina furnace are presented. READ MORE
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13. Design and Fabrication of Silicon Carbide RF MOSFET for L- and S-band applications
Abstract : This thesis describes realisation of 4H-SiC radio-frequency metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistors (RF MOSFETs). Such transistors are in principle very attractive devices for high power and high frequency electronics. They are intended as a direct replacement for their silicon counterparts, offering higher power. READ MORE
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14. Waste-heat Recovery Using Thermoelectricity and Silicon Carbide Power Electronics
Abstract : Energy consumption in the world has increased continuously due to a growing population and increased energy consumption per capita. Moreover, the largest part of consumed energy still comes from fossil sources which in 2016 was more than 130 PWh. READ MORE
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15. InGaAs Nanowire and Quantum Well Devices
Abstract : To fulfill the increasing demand for high-speed electronics used for computation or communication is one everlasting challenge for the semiconductor industry. Emerging fields such as quantum computation also has a need for circuits operating at cryogenic temperatures. READ MORE