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1 Objectives How can we make millions of transistors on the same chip and each one of them is an individual identity? How can we design a complete circuit yet do not know the exact process physics? What are the masking steps? What are the steps to make a transistor? How can we influence transistors dimensions and alter circuit behavior?

2 Objectives How can we make use of the inversion layer to make a transistor How does a nMOS transistor works What are the regions of operation of a transistor? What are the models of each region? What parameters influence the design? What are the secondary effects? What are the short channel models ?

3 Wish List Produce simple, small, accurate devices using cheap and available material Should be produce-able in large quantities Enhancement in performance over the years Large market availability

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