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1. N-type acceptor materials derived from such compounds and devices comprising such n-type acceptor materials are also provided.
2. N-Type Attenuators; SMA Attenuators; View as Grid List
3. Electron acceptor layer may be formed by patterning formable N-type material between a template and an electrode layer, and solidifying the formable N-type material.
4. N-Type Fixed Attenuator 3 dB 5 W ATS-2M2F-03DB5W
5. N-Type Fixed Attenuator 6 dB 5 W ATS-2M2F-06DB5W
6. N-Type Fixed Attenuator 10 dB 5 W ATS-2M2F-10DB5W
7. The polydiorganosiloxane polyoxamide block copolymers are of the (AB)n type.
8. The n-type ohmic electrode is provided to comprise an alloy of aluminum and lanthanum or comprises lanthanum at the junction interface with the n-type group III nitride semiconductor.
9. A n-type active layer is lattice matched to the lower contact layer.
10. Acyclic CB[n]-type compounds, methods of making such compounds, and uses of the compounds.
11. The active layer includes a first N-type layer and a first P-type layer.
12. The n-type semiconductor layer of a nitride group includes aluminum formed on the active layer.
13. Adsorbates with the HOMO lying above the graphene Fermi level, Figure 1b, act as donors and dope graphene n-type
14. The blocks of N-type pseudo-ternary thermoelectric materials were prepared with the powders by cold-pressing and sintering methods.
15. The p-type ZnO is prepared by implanting low energy acceptor ions into an n-type ZnO substrate and annealing.
16. An active pixel sensor in a p-type semiconductor body includes an n-type common node formed below a pinning region.
17. The present invention relates to a DC-DC converter that comprises P-type or N-type transistors and outputs a desired voltage.
18. The n-type semiconductor (A) has constituent units represented by formula (I) and the p-type semiconductor (B) has donor-acceptor constituent units.
19. The diode characterizes in that its bottom cladding layer (1) of n-type is made of Ga OxN1-x alloy in which x>0.0005.
20. Phosphine(PHis an important electronic specific gas which is mainly used in fields of N-type semiconductor doping, ion implement and chemical vapor deposition(CVD) etc.
21. Interestingly, IDTT Acceptors appear to be remarkably different from fullerenes in the aforementioned key properties thought necessary for efficient BHJ n-type acceptor performance (12, 21)
22. Request PDF Spermine Biphasically affects N-type calcium channel currents in adult dorsal root ganglion neurons of the rat Spermine (Spe) is a polyamine co-secreted with neurotransmitters
23. The method comprising forming a lanthanum-aluminum alloy layer at 300°C or less to form an n-type ohmic electrode enriched in lanthanum at the junction interface.
24. The silicon layer (B) consists of polycrystalline or amorphus silicon which is doped by semiconducting dopants of the p- or n-type, preferably in a concentration higher than 10?
25. As the P concentration increases to a suitable quantity, the photoconductivity of the alloy en-hances 2-3 orders of magnitude and the conduction mechanism changes from P to N type.
26. Cadmium Arsenide is a II-V semiconductor showing degenerate n-type semiconductor intrinsic conductivity with a large mobility, low effective mass and highly non parabolic conduction band, or a Narrow-gap semiconductor
27. Brassica napus accessions having M/N type cytoplasm were clustered together as three subgroups: one contained oilseed cultivars from Canada, a second contained oilseed cultivars from Europe, and a third contained accessions of rutabaga.
28. A p-type field effect transistor (PFET) and an n-type field effect transistor (NFET) are formed by patterning of a gate dielectric layer, a thin silicon layer, and a silicon-germanium alloy layer.
29. The EU-funded project 'Preparation and application of new n-type, electron acceptor materials in organic solar cells' (DAMASCO) is developing and testing novel electron-accepting molecules and polymers to obtain efficient BHJ cells.
30. A theoretical study is made of the photoconductivity of hot photoelectrons interacting with acoustic phonons in n-type germanium at low temperature, T = 4 K, when the equipartition of the energy of phonons is not obeyed.
31. N-type conjugated compounds are disclosed which include at least one conjugated electron-acceptor unit The conjugated electron-acceptor unit includes a diborylene unit The compounds find application in an electron acceptor layer of an electronic device.
32. The superlattice provides p-type or n-type conductivity, and comprises alternating host layers and impurity layers, wherein: the host layers consist essentially of a semiconductor material; and the impurity layers consist essentially of a corresponding donor or acceptor material.
33. While n-type doping is straightforward, p-type doping is elusive, with only deep Acceptors available.We explore the properties of these Acceptors, from the point of view of achieving stable semi-insulating layers, which are essential in many device structures.
34. Correlation of the above results with our previously published data on n type zinc doped samples indicates that the electron trap influencing the photodecay times in n samples is a single acceptor center having a capture cross section of approximately 10−16 cm2.
35. Bluchers (n.) type of old-style boots, by 1837, from Field Marshal Gebhard Leberecht Blücher (1742-1819), in the later campaigns against Napoleon commander of the Prussian army, who is said to have taken an interest in the footwear of his soldiery
36. Angora (n.) type of wool, 1810, from Angora, city in central Turkey (ancient Ancyra, modern Ankara), which gave its name to the goat (1745 in English), and to its silk-like wool, and to a cat whose fur resembles it (1771 in English).The city name is from the Greek word for "anchor, bend" (see angle (n.)).
37. Barouche (n.) type of large, four-wheeled carriage, 1801, from dialectal German barutsche, from Italian baroccio "chariot," originally "two-wheeled car," from Latin birotus "two-wheeled," from bi-"two" (from PIE root *dwo-"two") + rotus "wheel," from rotare "go around" (see rotary).Frenchified in English, but the word is not French