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Cylindrical CNT MOSFET Simulator

Simulate 2-D electrons transport in CNTFET

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Version 0.9.5 - published on 15 Dec 2010

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669 How can I change the simulated CNT type?
Asked by Serhan YAMACLI @ 10:10 AM on 27 Nov 2010 • Open • 0 		0 Like
491 how to simulate two or more cnt mosfets connected in cacade or in particular gate
Asked by evln ranga charyulu @ 08:14 AM on 16 Mar 2010 • Open • 0 		0 Like
402 how to use cnt simulator on line from where i have to download
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291 Model freezes after accessing DOS parameter
Asked by Joshua Wood @ 11:01 PM on 11 May 2009 • Closed • 1
221 Default model failed
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