Advanced Microelectronics: the role of SOI
Daniel J. Radack
Abstract
Daniel J. Radack
Abstract
Silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology has been developed for electronics in harsh environments and more recently for low power electronics. Over the past few years, DARPA's Advanced Microelectronics Program has sponsored considerable research on 25 nm silicon transistors suitable for highly integrated circuits. Many of the device research efforts under the program are exploiting SOI. The program is described here.
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Silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology has been developed for electronics in harsh environments and more recently for low power electronics. Over the past few years, DARPA's Advanced Microelectronics Program has sponsored considerable research on 25 nm silicon transistors suitable for highly integrated circuits. Many of the device research efforts under the program are exploiting SOI. The program is described here.
Key concepts: Microelectronics, Silicon on insulator, Electronics, Transistor, Electrical engineering, Power electronics, Electronic circuit, Engineering