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short-channel effects: a standalone construct

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Semiconductor devices

changes in transistor threshold voltage and leakage as channel length shrinks and source and drain fields share control of the channel.

In semiconductor devices, short-channel effects refers to changes in transistor threshold voltage and leakage as channel length shrinks and source and drain fields share control of the channel. This meaning comes from Yau (1974) in Solid-State Electronics.[1]

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References

Yau, L. D. (1974). A simple theory to predict the threshold voltage of short-channel IGFET's. Solid-State Electronics, 17(10), 1059-1063. https://doi.org/10.1016/0038-1101(74)90145-2

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