Recently, complementary metal oxide semiconductor ( CMOS ) compatible 150-nm-diameter interconnects with a single CNT contact hole resistance of 2.8 kOhm were demonstrated on full 200-mm-diameter wafers.
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By the early'90s, though, IBM had altered the technology course of its mainframes, basing them instead on an inexpensive chip process known as CMOS, for complementary metal oxide semiconductor.
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These new systems culminate the company s decade-long initiative to transition its ClearPath server families from proprietary complementary metal oxide semiconductor processor technology to a software-based fabric architecture running on Intel processors.
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IBM will also report on a new complementary metal oxide semiconductor, or CMOS, chip-making technology that the company says should pave the way for a generation of microprocessors that will reach computing speeds above a billion operations a second.
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Perhaps what is most remarkable about the silicon germanium transistors is that they can be manufactured on standard CMOS, or complementary metal oxide semiconductor, production lines, giving the technology a vast cost advantage over more exotic materials like indium phosphide.
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The Skyline series is powered by Advanced CMOS-ECL ( ACE ), a Hitachi-developed technology that combines the high-density packaging of complementary metal oxide semiconductor ( CMOS ) and the speed of emitter coupled logic ( ECL ) on the same chip.
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Light is captured by an image-sensing mechanism _ usually a charge-coupled device, or CCD, but in less expensive cameras, a complementary metal oxide semiconductor, or CMOS . Next, the captured image has to be converted to digital data by the camera's computer circuitry.
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But their start-up, called Photobit, lacked the size and capital to go ahead and make this " camera on a chip, " a type known in the semiconductor industry as a CMOS ( pronounced SEE-moss ), which stands for complementary metal oxide semiconductor.
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Silicon germanium chips use a fundamentally different circuit design from general-purpose microprocessors like the Intel Corp . Pentium or the Athlon line from AMD . These standard processors use an architecture known as complementary metal oxide semiconductor, or CMOS, which is well-suited to desktop computing.
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Dallas Semiconductor Corp ., which makes complementary metal oxide semiconductor integrated circuits, announced last week that its first-quarter earnings will be equal to or below earnings for the same time last year, and that they will be far below the 62 cents a share predicted by analysts.
