F. Buot, R. Rendell, E. Snow, P. Campbell, D. Park, C. Marrian, R. Magno
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Fundamental operation and design considerations for metal-oxide tunnel transistors
The ideal tunneling operation, materials, and geometrical design considerations for novel field-effect transistors which do not employ dopants of any kind are given. Nonideal effects on the performance, such as the effects of scattering and excess-space charge, are also simulated.