Search for dissertations about: "metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor MOSFET"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 28 swedish dissertations containing the words metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor MOSFET.
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11. Simulation and Electrical Evaluation of 4H-SiC Junction Field Effect Transistors and Junction Barrier Schottky Diodes with Buried Grids
Abstract : Silicon carbide (SiC) has higher breakdown field strength than silicon (Si), which enables thinner and more highly doped drift layers compared to Si. Consequently, the power losses can be reduced compared to Si-based power conversion systems. Moreover, SiC allows the power conversion systems to operate at high temperatures up to 250 oC. READ MORE
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12. Vertical Nanowire High-Frequency Transistors
Abstract : This thesis explores a novel transistor technology based on vertical InAs nanowires, which could be considered both for low-power high-frequency analog applications and for replacing Si CMOS in the continued scaling of digital electronics. The potential of this device - the vertical InAs nanowire MOSFET – lies in the combination of the outstanding transport properties of InAs and the improved electrostatic control of the gate-all-around geometry. READ MORE
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13. 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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14. Design and process issues of junction- and ferroelectric-field effect transistors in silicon carbide
Abstract : In todays solid-state electronics, Si and SiO2 are thedominant materials used. However, new materials such as SiC orferroelectrics are required for some special applications sincesuperior characteristics can be achieved in electronic devices. READ MORE
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15. Materials Design for the Improvement of SiC Field Effect Gas Sensor performance in High Temperature Process Control applications
Abstract : Following growing concerns about the effect these last decades of accelerating energy consumption, escalating use of natural (not the least fossil) resources, and waste generation has had on earth’s climate, human health, and the environment, industry is facing mounting pressure to increase the energy-, resource-, and cost-efficiency of both processes and products while drastically reducing pollutant emissions. In response, industry is, besides increasing their utilization of renewable energy and introducing new bio-based products, taking advantage of the rapid development in 5G technology and associated wireless interconnectivity to move towards full automation of production processes and facilities. READ MORE
