What Are Gravitational Waves?

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Gravitational waves have become a significant topic in recent physics discussions, particularly following breakthroughs in their detection. Recent advancements include the use of high-k materials as gate dielectrics in MOSFET structures, which offer improved performance over traditional SiO2. The transition to metal gates is also emphasized to minimize gate depletion effects. However, challenges such as Fermi Level Pinning must be addressed in these developments. Understanding these concepts can provide insight into modern physics innovations.
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hi...can someone pls suggest a scientific breakthrough (recently:2-3 yrs) that is related in physics..aomething easy to understand yet interesting...please please please...super thank you! :smile:
 
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cathy_cgh87 said:
hi...can someone pls suggest a scientific breakthrough (recently:2-3 yrs) that is related in physics..aomething easy to understand yet interesting...please please please...super thank you! :smile:
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Ok, here is something real' easy : high k materials to replace SiO2 as gate dielectric in a MOSFET structure :

high k

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marlon

ps : make sure you replace the polysilicon gate by a metal gate to reduce gate depletion. But...damn...what about this Fermi Level Pinning stuff, how are you going to cope with that, hu ?
 

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