Mobile devices case study

The tissue reaction in vivo to implanted PHB films and medical devices was studied. In most cases, a good biocompatibility of PHB was demonstrated. In general, no acute inflammation, abscess formation, or tissue necrosis were observed in tissue surrounding of the implanted PHB materials. In addition, no tissue reactivity or cellular mobilization occurred in areas remote from the implantation site [13, 16, 31, 71]. On the one hand, it was shown that PHB elicited similar mild tissue response as PLA did [16], but on the other hand, the use of implants consisting of poly lactic acid, polyglicolic acid, and their copolymers is not without a number of sequelae related with the chronic inflammatory reactions in tissue [81-85]. 

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In conclusion, some properties of three-gate MOSFETs are studied in comparison with those of conventional single-gate MOSFETs. By means of Monte Carlo simulation it is shown that electron mobility in the three-gate devices in certain cases may be higher than in conventional MOSFETs, where the increase of drain current is not observed. 

A regioregular homopolymer of 3-nonylthieno[3,2-Z>]thiophene was also prepared (Table 17.1, 10) however the molecular weight was low and no evidence of thermal transitions was observed by DSC [51]. Charge transport characteristics were not reported. The homopolymer of 3,6-dimethoxythieno[3,2-f>]thiophene [53] and copolymers of 3,4-dialkoxythieno[2,3-f>]thiophene [54] have recently been reported as a possible alternative to the conducting polymer ethylenedioxythiophene (PEDOT). Co-polymers of thieno[3,2-Z>]thiophene [55-57] and thieno[2,3-f>]thiophene [58] with 9,9-dialkyl fluorene have also been reported for both transistor and OLED applications. In the case of the thieno[3,2-b]thiophene copolymer, the polymer exhibited thermotropic liquid crystalline behavior with a nematic phase at high temperature [59]. p-Type field effect mobilities in transistor devices were on the order of 1 x 10 cm V s . Although the value is on the low side of acceptable performance, a comparison to the well-studied... 

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