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Intel's Tri-Gate Transistor Technology

6:11 PM - June 11, 2006 by The Editors of Tom's Hardware
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: intels-tri-gate-transistor-technology
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Abstract view of today’s planar transistor technology in Intel semiconductors. Each transistor has only one gate.

Photograph of an actual transistor. In the current 65 nm processor generation, the gate is about 35 nm wide, the gate oxide insulator, located between the gate electrode and the silicon substrate is just 1.2 nm thin. With each new generation, the insulato

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