Things I Wish I Knew (as a grad student) About Career Paths
11 Apr 2024 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Eric Pop
What Are 2D Materials Good For?
This talk will present my (admittedly biased) perspective of what two-dimensional (2D) materials could be good for. For example, they may be good for applications where their ultrathin nature and lack of dangling bonds give them distinct advantages, such as flexible electronics or DNA-sorting...
Thermal Transport in Layered Materials, Devices, and Systems
The thermal properties of layered materials (like graphene and MoS2) are an active area of investigation, particularly due to their anisotropic and tunable thermal conductivity. We have studied their behavior as part of transistors, where self-heating is a major challenge for performance and...
What's the mobility?
08 Sep 2021 | Downloads | Contributor(s): Eric Pop
This is a very simple Excel spreadsheet which can be used for quick-and-dirty effective mobility estimates from published current vs. voltage (I-V) transistor data in the linear regime. The user simply needs to read the drain current, threshold voltage, gate-to-source and drain-to-source...
Openning Remarks: The Stanford NEEDS Program
28 Sep 2017 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Eric Pop
A Device to Systems Perspective on Modeling Nanoelectronic Systems
28 Sep 2017 | Workshops | Contributor(s): Mark Lundstrom, Eric Pop
This workshop is designed for graduate students and engineers seeking to assess the system performance of novel technologies. The workshop will give material and device researchers a better understanding of system constraints, and it will give designers a better understanding of how to assess...
2D Materials and Graphene: Science to Nanofunctions
04 Oct 2017 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Eric Pop, Saurabh Vinayak Suryavanshi
Energy Dissipation at the Nanoscale: from graphene to phase-change materials
20 Dec 2011 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Eric Pop
This talk will present recent highlights from our studies of dissipation in novel nanoelectronics based on graphene and phase-change materials. We have investigated both Joule heating and Peltier cooling in graphene electronics, and found that the latter could be tuned to partially remove the...
GFET Tool
20 May 2011 | Tools | Contributor(s): Eric Pop, Feifei Lian
Simulate the electrical and thermal properties of a graphene field-effect transistor.
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 21: P-N Diode Breakdown
04 Mar 2010 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Eric Pop
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 27: BJT Gain
03 Mar 2010 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Eric Pop
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 26: Narrow-base BJT
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 25: Intro to BJT
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 24: Narrow-base P-N Diode
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 22&23: P-N Junction Capacitance; Contacts
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 28&29: All Modes of BJT Operation
02 Mar 2010 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Eric Pop
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Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 30: Intro MOS Transistor
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 31: MOS Capacitor
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 32: MOS Threshold Voltage
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 33: MOS Capacitance
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 37: MOSFET Analog Amplifier and Digital Inverter
01 Mar 2010 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Eric Pop
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 36: MOSFET Scaling Limits
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 35: Short Channel MOSFET and Non-Ideal Behavior
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 34: MOS Field Effect Transistor (FET)
Illinois ECE 440 Solid State Electronic Devices, Lecture 20: P-N Diode in Reverse Bias
30 Oct 2009 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Eric Pop
Recap diode (forward, zero, reverse) bias diagrams.Recap some of the equations.