Metrology and Characterization Challenges for Emerging Research Materials and Devices

The International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS) Emerging Research Materials (ERM) and Emerging Research Devices (ERD) Technology Workgroups have identified materials and devices that could enable continued increases in the density and performance of future integrated circuit (IC) tech...

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Main Authors: Garner, C. Michael, Herr, Dan, Obeng, Yaw
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INTERFACES
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MATERIALS
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MEASURING METHODS
MEMORY DEVICES
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OPERATION
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ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
ENGINEERING
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
INTERFACES
MANAGEMENT
MATERIALS
MATERIALS SCIENCE
MEASURING METHODS
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OPERATION
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
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