Freescale announces double-gate transistor model

daRk_heLmet · Jun 2, 2005, 03:17 AM

"Double-gate transistors are becoming a serious candidate for the 45-nm technology node," said Freescale's Chief Technology Officer Dr. Claudine Simson. "The software model developed with the University of Florida moves it one step closer to commercialization. This technology could enable customer applications such as smaller, lighter portable devices with longer battery life, as well as faster computing devices that can handle growing graphic, video, voice and data processing requirements."

Unlike AMD, Intel and IBM Freescale is the first company to have implemented a double-gate model in a simulator that allows access to multiple independent gates to control a channel. Also, Freescale appears to be the first firm to offer the technology for licensing.
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Jun 2, 2005, 03:17 AM	#1
daRk_heLmet Keep firing, assholes! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Death Star Posts: 1,072 Rep Power: 0	Freescale announces double-gate transistor model "Double-gate transistors are becoming a serious candidate for the 45-nm technology node," said Freescale's Chief Technology Officer Dr. Claudine Simson. "The software model developed with the University of Florida moves it one step closer to commercialization. This technology could enable customer applications such as smaller, lighter portable devices with longer battery life, as well as faster computing devices that can handle growing graphic, video, voice and data processing requirements." Unlike AMD, Intel and IBM Freescale is the first company to have implemented a double-gate model in a simulator that allows access to multiple independent gates to control a channel. Also, Freescale appears to be the first firm to offer the technology for licensing. ____________________ Read More/Source: THG __________________ [color=white]My Blog[/color]