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As such, the e-book basically discusses some great benefits of those fabrics over traditional fabrics and in addition addresses the problems that accompany their integration into present creation applied sciences. subject matters lined comprise downscaling limits of present transistor designs, deposition ideas for high-k dielectric fabrics, electric characterization of the ensuing units, and an outlook in the direction of destiny transistor stacking technology.
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