device physicsの例文

• The five-page article would give an overview of the device physics and typical applications; it would be featured on the November 1970 cover.
• Committed to creative independence, he developed a broad set of expertise that grew out of his work in semiconductor device physics, image sensor design and technology integration.
• This community nowadays spreads over three universities and two CNR Institutes and is still active in several directions of material science and device physics well beyond the edges of superconductivity.
• Immediately after the invention and commercialization of the integrated circuit ( with 100 or fewer transistors in a chip ), the design was co-located with device physics experts were not qualified enough to cope.
• Even so, the stability of Sailor's compound will move exploding silicon out of the lab and into the field, said Frederic Zenhausern, manager of the micro device physics lab at Motorola Labs in Tempe, Ariz.
• The results were greeted by many scientists in the field as dramatic because Avouris, who has a reputation as one of the most exacting scientists in the field of device physics, has also been widely known as a skeptic about many of the claims made recently by other researchers in the emerging field of molecular electronics.
• A 2014 article from researchers of ReRAM concluded that Strukov's ( HP's ) initial / basic memristor modelling equations do not reflect the actual device physics well, whereas subsequent ( physics-based ) models such as Pickett's model or Menzel's ECM model ( Menzel is a co-author of that paper ) have adequate predictability but are computationally prohibitive.
• He has published over 120 refereed journal and conference papers, a textbook on Solid-State Physics called Introductory Semiconductor Device Physics ISBN 0-7503-1021-9, a " How to " book on Deep-Sky astrophotography titled " Making Beautiful Deep-Sky Images " ISBN 978-0-387-71352-6, and a large format coffee-table book of deep-sky images taken from the New Forest Observatory called Star Vistas ISBN 978-0-387-88435-6.