On the influence of ionizing radiation on the electrical properties of short-channel MOS transistors

The effect of ionizing radiation on the output conductance of a short-channel MOS transistor is examined. It appears that these effects are predominantly caused by the increase of the surface state density and that no noticeable effect due to the change of the carriers' saturation velocity has been detected

Problemes de fiabilite rencontres lors d'irradiations photoniques et neutroniques de composants: effets de lots, cas aberrants

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Hormonothérapie dans le cancer de la prostate: Quand, comment, pourquoi ?

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On the influence of ionizing radiation on the electrical properties of short-channel MOS transistors

The effect of ionizing radiation on the output conductance of a short-channel MOS transistor is examined. It appears that these effects are predominantly caused by the increase of the surface state density and that no noticeable effect due to the change of the carriers' saturation velocity has been detected.L'influence d'un rayonnement ionisant sur la conductance de sortie d'un transistor MOS à canal court est examinée. Les dégradations subies sont dues a la création de nouveaux états de surface à 1'interface SiO2-Si et non à une éventuelle modification de la vitesse limite des porteurs

Isolated non-ascitic peritoneal carcinomatosis after robotic radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer: A case report

Oncologic recurrence can occur after Robot-Assisted Radical Prostatectomy. Prostate cancer metastasizes often in bones, however the peritoneum is infrequently targeted. Even more, peritoneal dissemination without any other organ involved especially the bones is very rare, only few cases are reported. Through the available literature we discuss about the presumed seeding theory leading to this atypical location for prostatic metastases. Here we report a case of isolated non-ascitic prostatic peritoneal metastases most probably due to iatrogenic spillage during surgery