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Figure 3.35 Energy-band diagram illustrating the mechanisms of the band-to-band tunneling-induced substrate hot-electron (BBISHE) injection. Electron A is a tunneling electron, A' the hole, and B and B' the electron-hole pair created by impact ionization. When the electron (labeled A) band-to-band tunnels into the conduction band, the hole A' left behind travels across the high-field region and creates electron-hole pairs (B and B') via impact ionization. The generated electron B will drift back toward the Si/SiO 2 interface and may gain enough energy to travel across the SiO 2 barrier and become gate current (labeled C). (after Chen and Teng, Ref. 81).

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File Server role. This role lets you set up all the bits, bells, and whistles that come with a Windows le server. This role also lets you install Share and Storage Management, the Distributed File System (DFS), the File Server Resource Manager application for managing le servers, Services for Network File System (NFS), Windows File Services, which include stuff like the File Replication Service (FRS), and so on. The File Server role is discussed in s 13 through 15. Network Policy and Access Services. This provides the following network connectivity solutions: Network Access Protection (NAP), the client health policy creation, enforcement, and remediation technology; secure wireless and wired access (802.1X), wireless access points, remote access solutions, virtual private network (VPN) services, Radius, and more. The Network Policy and Access Service is discussed in 6. Print Management role. The print services provide a single interface that you use to manage multiple printers and print servers on your network. Printer management is discussed in 12. Terminal Services role. This service provides technologies that enable users to access Windows-based programs that are installed on a terminal server. Users can execute applications remotely (they still run on the remote server) or they can access the full Windows desktop on the target server. Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI). UDDI Services provide capabilities for sharing information about Web services. UDDI is used on the intranet, between entities participating on an extranet, or on the Internet. Web Server role. This role provides IIS 7.0, the Web server, ASP.NET, and the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). Windows Deployment Services. These services are used for deployment of new computers in medium to large organizations.

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