Talk:Polysilicon depletion effect

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Assessment[edit]

This had been assessed as "B class" by the article's creator on the basis that references had been added. I have downgraded this to "C" class on the following basis.

It does not comply with the Manual of Style format for articles or encyclopedic style (multiple uses of the first person "we", "so", etc. It is written and structured like a student essay rather than an encyclopedia article. It should not have a "Conclusion"
The subject of the article is mentioned nowhere in the lead, nor is a simple definition ever provided for what the polysilicon depletion effect actually is.
The article is is very short (500 words) and severely limited in in its scope, considering the large amount of literature on this subject. It does not provide the general reader with anything approaching a clear and reasonably complete understanding of what this effect is, how it comes about, what type of research has been done in the area, etc. Rather, it launches into a discussion of the problems of "doped Polysilicon gate" as a solution to the problem of polysilicon depletion and why it should be replaced by a metal gate.

I strongly suggest a proper assessment by WikiProject Electronics. ––Voceditenore (talk) 11:42, 28 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Copyright problem removed[edit]

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Thanks for removing the copyright problem Osiris.I have re-written the whole paragraph, I found no further copyvio issues. Thank you. Deepon (talk) 15:14, 24 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]