Faculty profile
Douglas Barber
Back to facultyScholar in ResidenceFaculty of EngineeringMcMaster University
30 publications.
01
Bipolar device technology challenge and opportunity
Barber HD
Canadian Journal of Physics19857 citationsFirst author
02
Subsurface junction field effect transistor
Malhi SDS, Salama CAT, Donnison WR, Barber HD
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices19815 citationsSenior author
03
Light-ion neutralization behavior in the 25 to 150 keV range using a medium-energy ion-reflection spectrometer
Poehlman WFS, Bhattacharya RS, Thompson DA, Barber HD
Surface Science19805 citationsSenior author
04
Subsurface junction field effect transistor (SJFET)
Malhi SDS, Salama CAT, Donnison W, Barber HD
Technical Digest - International Electron Devices Meeting19801 citationsSenior author
05
Light-ion neutralization behavior in the 25 to 150 keV range using a medium-energy ion-reflection spectrometer
Poehlman WFS, Bhattacharya RS, Thompson DA, Barber HD
Surface Science Letters1980Senior author
06
Impurity bands in moderately doped semiconductors and their effect on the MOS C-V freeze-out characteristics H. D. Barber, K. C. Lee and J. Erle Jones Solid-State Electronics, 19, p.365 (1976)
MICROELECTRONICS JOURNAL1979
07
Repeated Removal of Thin Layers of Silicon by Anodic Oxidation
Barber HD, Lo HB, Jones JE
Journal of the Electrochemical Society197634 citationsFirst author
08
Impurity bands in moderately doped semiconductors and their effect on the MOS C-V freeze-out characteristics
Barber HD, Lee KC, Jones JE
Solid-State Electronics19765 citationsFirst author
09
The Redistribution of Gold during the Growth of an Oxide or of Phosphosilicate Glass on Contaminated Silicon Wafers
O'Shaughnessy TA, Barber HD, Heasell EL
Journal of the Electrochemical Society19764 citations
10
ChemInform Abstract: REPEATED REMOVAL OF THIN LAYERS OF SILICON BY ANODIC OXIDATION
BARBER HD, LO HB, JONES JE
ChemInform1976First author
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