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Simulate 3D nanowire transport in the effective mass approximation and 3D Poisson solution
Version 2.1 - published on 17 Jul 2009
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Simulate 3D nanowire transport in the effective mass approximation and 3D Poisson solution
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Version 2.1 - published on 17 Jul 2009
DOI: 10254/nanohub-r1307.5 cite this
This tool is closed source.
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Saumitra Raj Mehrotra said:
+1 0 PLG_RESOURCES_REVIEWS_LOGIN_TO_VOTE I have been using nanowire for research as a part of my Masters thesis. Working with this tool has been a great experience with new insights into working of nanoscaled FETs. Comparison with experimental results was pretty close which gave an impetus to carry forward the research. Eg. Variation of threshold voltage with diameter ~5nm predicted by nanowire to be 33-49mV/nm is near to the experimentally reported result of 35 mV/nm by N. Singh et al at IEDM, Dec 2006. Also various optimization and comparative studies provided interesting results. One of the works led to conference paper -"Process Variation Study for Silicon Nanowire Transistors" presented at WMED, Boise, April 2007. I acknowledge the huge computational load managed and the user-friendly interface maintained by the nanohub team.
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