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FIGURE 20.5 Exponential increase in the performance of Intel Corp. microprocessors as measured in MIPS (million instructions per second) (from Ref. 3). 

FIGURE 20.6 SRAM-cell size is a key metric of scaling for microprocessor technologies. Intel Corp. maintains a 50 % aerial shrink of SRAM cell with each technology (a). 45-nm technology SRAM cell (b) is the latest addition to the trend. The dotted line represents the six transistor cell—horizontal lines are the MOS gates and the vertical lines are diffusion regions (from Ref 5). 

FIGURE 20.10 Intel Corp. s schematic representation of a tri-gate transistor and an SEM image of a seven-leg tri-gate transistor. The use of three dimensions allows aerial scaling while increasing the width of transistor channel used for conduction (from Ref. 8). 

FIGURE 11.16 Type I, II, and III SMT circuit boards. (Source Intel. 2000. Packaging Handbook. Intel Corp., Santa Clara, CA. With permission.)... 

Intel. 2000. Packaging Handbook. Intel Corp., Santa Clara, CA. 

Mitsubishi RM-501 Move- master Mitsubishi Electronics Corp., Tokyo, Japan Articulated arm Direct from PC Intel 80xx6 Third party ... 

Zymate Zymark Corp., Hopkinton MA Cylindrical Zymate controller and PC direct Intel 80xx6/ EasyLab Complete Largest installed base... 

This work has been supported by the Semiconductor Research Corp., Digital Equipment Corporation, General Electric, Gateway Design Automation, General Motors, GTE, Hewlett Packard, Intel, IBM, ITT, Philips, Raytheon, Texas Instruments, the Army Research Office, and the National Science Foundation. 

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