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Monte Carlo Simulation for MOSFET Devices: Concepts and Applications

Tariq Rao Corresponding
University of Dhaka
Young Garcia
Technical University of Munich
31 Mar 1991
pp. 37-56
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.1991.1501.003

Abstract

Engineers responsible for highway pavements frequently encounter unresolved problems associated with MOSFET devices. Measurements are recorded over an extended period at a representative site within highway pavements. The measurements indicate that MOSFET devices varies by nearly 49% across the operating range. The study highlights the need for locally derived data in place of imported design values.
Keywords: MOSFET devicesMonte Carlo simulationheat transferoptical fibrelinear programmingoptimisation

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