Saturation current model for the N-channel Gsup4-FET

Dufrene, B.; Blalock, B.; Cristoloveanu, S.; Mojarradi, M.; Kolawa, E. A.

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Saturation current model for the N-channel Gsup4-FET

Dufrene, B.·Blalock, B.·Cristoloveanu, S.·Mojarradi, M.·Kolawa, E. A.

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A new saturation current model is presented for the n-channel G4-FET, a novel 4-gate transistor.

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Dufrene, B., Blalock, B., Cristoloveanu, S., Mojarradi, M., Kolawa, E. A.. 2003-04-27. Saturation current model for the N-channel Gsup4-FET. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060039964

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