02337cam a2200229 i 4500999001300000005001700013008004100030020001800071041000800089082002000097245010100117260003500218300001800253490003500271520146000306650004501766650004601811650005201857700002001909942000701929952017101936  c313d31320220623154521.0140911s2015    flu      b    001 0 eng    a9781482214901  aeng00a621.3815bBRO/M00aMicro-and Nanoelectronics :bEmerging Device Challenges and Solutions /cedited by Tomasz Brozek  aBoca Raton :bCRC Press,c2015  axix, 363 p. ;0 aDevices, circuits, and systems  a"Preface The progress in microelectronics in recent decades is really unimaginable. We have been witnessing unbelievable and so far undisturbed advance in device scaling and growth of integrated circuits in both functionality and complexity. Myths about the limits of miniaturization and scalability of transistors have been shattered one after another; roadblocks have been removed by power of human invention, fueled by market growth. The cost of a single transistor on silicon chip during the last 40 years decreased more than a million fold, as the number of devices on a single chip also increased more than a million fold, following the exponential dependence commonly known as the Moore's Law. Many people question if the semiconductor industry can achieve, or even afford, further scaling, especially because numerous challenges arise from both device physics and from manufacturing capabilities perspective. Traditional scaling based on reduction of physical dimensions of MOS transistors, with simultaneous reduction of supply voltages and dissipated power, is reaching its limits. It has been extended by innovations in device architecture, introduction of new materials, and inventive techniques of patterning features of nanometer size. This decreasing size comes at an increasing cost, so most recent technology generations do not offer much advantage in terms of cost per transistor, or cost per function, when compared to previous nodes"-- 0aNanoelectronicsxEquipment and supplies. 0aMicroelectronicsxEquipment and supplies. 0aElectronic apparatus and appliancesxMaterials.1 aBrozek, Tomasz.  cBK  001040708CENGaIITTPbIITTPcGENd2016-11-10eToday and Tomorrowg8284.00iTTPP/225/2016-17l0o621.3815 BRO/Mp01906r2019-01-08 00:00:00v9746.00w2016-10-31yBK