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To: THE WATSONYOUTH who wrote (73126)	3/4/2002 11:53:01 AM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 275872

TWY, "gate TOLERANCES must scale just as" Yes, the statistical theory of error estimates does not seem to be a strong point of these guys, unfortunately. I do not recall any statistical data, and the characterized samples may be picked very selectively. "The actual number of dopant ATOMS in a fully depleted 500A channel SOI device may only be several thousand." What are you talking about? ;-) Several thousand is a very big number, same order as management stock options! How about oxide layers of 4-atoms thick? Could it be three or even 2 in few statistically-guaranteed places? How the electric field will look like there? "the (BBSS) transistor or the (BS)^2 transistor. Needless to say, my management made me change the title. The paper got accepted." The double-BS transistor is good, thanks :-) Interestingly, speaking about management, I tend to believe that there is increasing gap between Intel's top management desires, and solid engineering practices. Omission of distribution data and choice of samples may be not the fault of engineers. Regards, - Ali