2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.sse.2007.03.003
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Corrigendum to “An explicit current–voltage model for undoped double-gate MOSFETs based on accurate yet analytic approximation to the carrier concentration” [Solid-State Electron. 51 (2007) 179–185]

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“…The nature of variation of g m versus V g characteristic curves is attributed to the gate field dependency of hole mobility in Ge-channel devices, which is also consistent with the reported experimental results for Si devices [2,31,33]. Most importantly the feature of our reported characteristics is in contradiction with the theoretical predictions for Si devices in which some constant value of carrier mobility was used in the analysis [21]. The transconductance of Ge devices varies with D it in a complex fashion as observed from Eq.…”
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“…The nature of variation of g m versus V g characteristic curves is attributed to the gate field dependency of hole mobility in Ge-channel devices, which is also consistent with the reported experimental results for Si devices [2,31,33]. Most importantly the feature of our reported characteristics is in contradiction with the theoretical predictions for Si devices in which some constant value of carrier mobility was used in the analysis [21]. The transconductance of Ge devices varies with D it in a complex fashion as observed from Eq.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…T and k are the temperature in degree Kelvin and Boltzmann constant, respectively. Following the method described in [21], w(x) can be solved as…”
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