Título
Operation and high-frequency performance of nanoscale unipolarrectifying diodes
Autor(es)
Palabras clave
Nanoelectrónica
Monte-Carlo, Método de
Dispositivos electrónicos
THz devices
Nanoelectronics
Monte Carlo method
Fecha de publicación
2005
Editor
American Institute of Physics (Nueva York, Estados Unidos)
Citación
Mateos López, J., García Vasallo, B., Pardo Collantes, D. , González Sánchez, T. (2005). Operation and high-frequency performance of nanoscale unipolar rectifying diodes."Applied Physics Letters", 86.
Abstract
[EN]By means of the microscopic transport description supplied by a semiclassical two-dimensional Monte Carlo simulator, we provide an in depth explanation of the operation sbased on electrostaticeffectsd of the nanoscale unipolar rectifying diode, so called self-switching diode, recently proposed in A. M. Song, M. Missous, P. Omling, A. R. Peaker, L. Samuelson, and W. Seifert, Appl. Phys.Lett. 83, 1881 s2003d. The simple downscaling of this device and the intrinsically high electron velocity of InGaAs channels allows one to envisaging the fabrication of structures working in the THz range. We analyze the high-frequency performance of the diodes and provide design considerations for the optimization of the downscaling process.
Descripción
Análisis del rendimiento de los diodos
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