Takuya Imamoto

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2011
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Takuya Imamoto, Takeshi Sasaki, Tetsuo Endoh:
Evaluation of 1/f Noise Characteristics in High-k/Metal Gate and SiON/Poly-Si Gate MOSFET with 65 nm CMOS Process. IEICE Trans. Electron. 94-C(5): 724-729 (2011)
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Tetsuo Endoh, Masashi Kamiyanagi, Masakazu Muraguchi, Takuya Imamoto, Takeshi Sasaki:
The Impact of Current Controlled-MOS Current Mode Logic/Magnetic Tunnel Junction Hybrid Circuit for Stable and High-Speed Operation. IEICE Trans. Electron. 94-C(5): 743-750 (2011)
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Takeshi Sasaki, Takuya Imamoto, Tetsuo Endoh:
Temperature Dependency of Driving Current in High-k/Metal Gate MOSFET and Its Influence on CMOS Inverter Circuit. IEICE Trans. Electron. 94-C(5): 751-759 (2011)
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Masashi Kamiyanagi, Takuya Imamoto, Takeshi Sasaki, Hyoungjun Na, Tetsuo Endoh:
Verification of Stable Circuit Operation of 180 nm Current Controlled MOS Current Mode Logic under Threshold Voltage Fluctuation. IEICE Trans. Electron. 94-C(5): 760-766 (2011)

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