Thermal photons emission inside a material

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on the emission of thermal photons within materials, particularly in relation to p-channel (PMOS) transistors. It is established that the ability of a material to transfer heat via radiation is contingent upon its transparency to that radiation. The conversation also touches on whether thermal photons emitted from a PMOS channel can affect neighboring transistors, emphasizing the importance of material properties in heat transfer mechanisms.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of thermal photon emission
  • Knowledge of PMOS transistor operation
  • Familiarity with material transparency and its effects on radiation
  • Basic principles of heat transfer in solid materials
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  • Research the principles of thermal radiation in materials
  • Study the behavior of PMOS transistors under thermal conditions
  • Explore material properties that influence transparency to thermal radiation
  • Investigate heat transfer mechanisms between adjacent transistors
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Electrical engineers, semiconductor physicists, and anyone involved in the design and analysis of electronic components, particularly those working with PMOS transistors and thermal management in circuits.

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in the inside of the material is heat also can transferred by radiation?
 
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Johnny5454 said:
in the inside of the material is heat also can transferred by radiation?
I guess it depends on whether the material has some transparency to that radiation.

Is this question related to your other thread that you have going?

Johnny5454 said:
Thanks for the answer, it’s just interesting when the p-channel (pmos) is created, will this channel emit thermal photons, and will these photons reach the neighboring transistors? Or will this channel is warm enough to transfer heat to an adjacent transistor?
 
berkeman said:
I guess it depends on whether the material has some transparency to that radiation.

Is this question related to your other thread that you have going?
Yes, can you explane me please?
 
Johnny5454 said:
Yes

One thread about a given question is enough.

Thread closed.
 

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