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TRANSISTOR THE SAGA By~ Bharath Naidu CH [email protected]
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Transistor

May 06, 2015

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TRANSISTORTHE SAGA

By~Bharath Naidu [email protected]

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A LEGENDARY INVENTION BY THE LEGENDARY HEROES

William Shockley

Brattain, Walter Houser

John Bardeen

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The first point contact transistor made by the Shockley team at

Bell Labs in 1947.

DOB : December 16, 1947

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The idea……?

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• Atomic physics formed the roots for all the early inventions in the field of

Electronics.

• Classification of materials : 1. Conductors

2. Semi Conductors

3. Insulators

• Elements we use in manufacturing of semiconductors

• Ge and Si are elemental Semi conductors

• GaAs and GaP are compound Semi Conductors

II III IV V VI

B C

Al Si P S

Zn Ga Ge Ar Se

Cd In Sb Te

Bi

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• Is back to back connection of two diodes will give a transistor?

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NO!

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• Classification:

1. BJT NPN PNP

2. FET JFET

N- Channel P- Channel

MOSFET N MOS

CMOS P MOS

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Transistor or Transfer of Resistance ?

How

?

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Gordon E. Moore and his Law:

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2D to 3D

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A major Breakthrough and historic innovation by Intel

• World's first 3-D transistors in mass production.• 22nm microprocessor -- code-named Ivy Bridge

-- that will be the first high-volume chip to use 3-D transistors.

• The transition to 3-D continues the pace of technology advancement, fueling Moore's Law for years to come.

• An unprecedented combination of performance improvement and power reduction to enable new innovations across a range of future 22nm-based devices from the smallest handhelds to powerful cloud-based servers.

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Key objectives in Transistor Design:• Maximum current in On state• Minimum current in Off state• Fast switching between On and Off

states

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Happy Engineers day in advance!

Bharath.CHECE.