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First transistors, ring oscillator: Scanning electron micrographs of 200-nm polysilicon transistor gates patterned over 50-nm-thick silicon islands, all on a substrate of silicon dioxide on a silicon wafer. The gates were patterned by using the silylation top-surface-imaged resist process. When these devices were fully fabricated, the maximum switching speed measured from a 49-stage ring oscillator was 29 psec when the devices were run at 3 V and 57 psec when they were run at 1 V, indicating successful processing. [Figure 6, Reference 7: THE LINCOLN LABORATORY JOURNAL VOLUME 10, NUMBER 1, 1997, p. 28.]
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