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The spreading resistance of a homogeneous slab on a high-resistivity substrate: mixed boundary value solutions

Leong et al., 1982

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18090147150118592753
Author
Leong M
Choo S
Tan L
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Solid-State Electronics

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The range of applicability of the mixed boundary value method for calculating spreading resistance is extended to a homogeneous slab with a disc contact source and backed by a substrate of arbitrary, but finite resistivity. Solutions are presented in terms of the spreading …
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