Pal, <You idiot.
I'm smart enough to know that 2.3 is larger than 2.2 and that NO MATTER WHAT THE OXIDE THICKNESS, the ELECTRIC FIELD ACROSS THE OXIDE, measured in Volts/Angstrom, is going to be HIGHER for 2.3 volts than for 2.2 volts.>
You are smart? Enough?? Answer me a simple question:
Let a 2.0-process has a breakdown voltage of, say, 2.5V,
and a 2.3-process has a breakdown voltage of, say, 3.0V,
which device has operating voltage close to "breakdown"?
Idiot, you said himself: field is Volts/Angstrom,
therefore the field is SMALLER for thicker oxide.
I told you, if you do not know the oxide thickness,
shut up.
Why should I tell you, a "Ph.D.", these ELEMENTARY
things? Your Ph.D should be revoked long time
ago.
As I always recommend you: go woodworking,
you forgot EVERYTHINHG in science during
your "happy" retirement (and looking at
your professional achievents at Intel,
you never knew all it).
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