论文信息 - Resonant Injection Enhanced Field Effect Transistor for Low Voltage Switching: Concept and Quantum Transport Simulation

Resonant Injection Enhanced Field Effect Transistor for Low Voltage Switching: Concept and Quantum Transport Simulation

A Resonant Injection Enhanced Field Effect Transistor (RIEFET) device concept for low voltage switching has been developed. Two-dimensional electrostatically self-consistent ballistic quantum transport simulations of device operation are provided. To reduce simulation time, the two dimensional ballistic transport code was parallelized. The potential significance of parasitic phonon-assisted transport also is explored in quasi-one-dimensional simulations of transport through the resonant barrier.

Hui Chen | L. F. Register | S. K. Banerjee

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