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Germanium vs. Silicon Transistors - Robert Keeley

Germanium vs. Silicon Transistors. September 11, 2013; ... Germanium is a chemical element with symbol Ge and atomic number 32, that’s used as a semiconductor in transistors and diodes, popping up in a few classic effects like the early period Arbiter Fuzz Face, the storied Dallas Rangemaster and the Maestro Fuzz-Tone. ...

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Basic Parameters of Silicon Germanium (SiGe)

"The group IV silicon-germanium random alloys differ in several respects from other material combinations treated in this volume. One of the most characteristic features of this material combination concerns bulk Si 1-x Ge x: Si and Ge are miscible over the complete range of compositions.However, the large splitting of the solidus/liquidus phase boundary makes it almost impossible to pull bulk ...

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Silicon-germanium - Wikipedia

Silicon Germanium-on-insulator (SGOI) is a technology analogous to the Silicon-On-Insulator (SOI) technology currently employed in computer chips. SGOI increases the speed of the transistors inside microchips by straining the crystal lattice under the MOS transistor gate, resulting in improved electron mobility and higher drive currents.

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Why silicon and germanium are semiconductors

Both silicon and germanium can be used as the intrinsic semiconductor when fabricating solid-state devices. In the Periodic Table of the Elements, germanium (atomic number 32) occupies the position directly below silicon (atomic number 14).

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IBM100 - Silicon Germanium Chips - IBM WWW Page

Silicon germanium was an innovative, new semiconductor that used established technology, resulting in enormous cost savings over other materials. SiGe chips emerged as a variation of the stalwart complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) transistors found in IBM’s chips for 20 years.

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Composants C.M.S (3) - JMB-Electronique

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Germanium Can Take Transistors Where Silicon Can’t

Germanium Can Take Transistors Where Silicon Can’t The material inside the first transistors could have a new life at the cutting edge. By Peide D. Ye. Advertisement. Editor’s Picks.

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