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Longhua Lin

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Photovoltaic power systems
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|Sep 05, 2025
P-type buried layer DTSCR with predicted improved overshoot performance and discharge ability for ESD protections of advanced nanotechnology.

Zhengwei Zhang, Shupeng Chen, Hongxia Liu

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Wei Huang

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Zhengwei Zhang

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Hongxia Liu

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Shulong Wang

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