Transistors, Electronic
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Subject Areas on Research
- Accuracy of effective dose estimation in personal dosimetry: a comparison between single-badge and double-badge methods and the MOSFET method.
- Application of MOSFET detectors for dosimetry in small animal radiography using short exposure times.
- CMOS-based carbon nanotube pass-transistor logic integrated circuits.
- Characterization of MOSFET Dosimeter Angular Response Using a Spherical Phantom for Fluoroscopic Dosimetry.
- Current saturation in submicrometer graphene transistors with thin gate dielectric: experiment, simulation, and theory.
- Effective dose determination using an anthropomorphic phantom and metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor technology for clinical adult body multidetector array computed tomography protocols.
- Estimation of computed tomography dose index in cone beam computed tomography: MOSFET measurements and Monte Carlo simulations.
- Flexible organic electronics for use in neural sensing.
- High purity isolation and quantification of semiconducting carbon nanotubes via column chromatography.
- Imaging of the Schottky barriers and charge depletion in carbon nanotube transistors.
- Integrated single-walled carbon nanotube/microfluidic devices for the study of the sensing mechanism of nanotube sensors.
- Loss compensation in metamaterials through embedding of active transistor based negative differential resistance circuits.
- MOSFET dosimetry for radiation dose assessment of bismuth shielding of the eye in children.
- Magnetophoretic transistors in a tri-axial magnetic field.
- Nanoelectronics: Nothing is like a vacuum.
- Phonon populations and electrical power dissipation in carbon nanotube transistors.
- Reducing contact resistance in graphene devices through contact area patterning.
- Sample size requirements for estimating effective dose from computed tomography using solid-state metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor dosimetry.
- Sub-10 nm carbon nanotube transistor.
- Validation of metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor technology for organ dose assessment during CT: comparison with thermoluminescent dosimetry.