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Evidence of the carrier mobility degradation in highly B-doped ultra-shallow junctions by Hall effect measurements
Evidence of the carrier mobility degradation in highly B-doped ultra-shallow junctions by Hall effect measurements
Evidence of the carrier mobility degradation in highly B-doped ultra-shallow junctions by Hall effect measurements
Severac, F. (author) / Cristiano, F. (author) / Bedel-Pereira, E. (author) / Lerch, W. (author) / Paul, S. (author) / Kheyrandish, H. (author)
MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING B ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL SOLID STATE MATERIALS ; 154-155 ; 225-228
2008-01-01
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
DDC:
620.11
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