Nano-Electronic Devices [electronic resource] : Semiclassical and Quantum Transport Modeling /
Vasileska, Dragica.editor.
Goodnick, Stephen M.editor.
This book describes the state of the art in transport modeling, relevant for the simulation of nanoscale semiconductor devices.� It systematically explains theoretical approaches and numerical solutions that are used in explaining the operation of both power devices and nano-scale devices. It clearly explains for what types of devices a particular method is suitable, which is the most critical point that a researcher faces and has to decide upon when modeling semiconductor devices.� This book compiles different approaches to the problem of transport in mesoscopic semiconductor systems, ranging from semi-classical to fully quantum mechanical, in order to understand the advantages and limitations of each, as well as elucidating the complex and interesting phenomena encountered in ultra-small devices. �.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references.
Classical Device Modeling -- Quantum and Coulomb Effects in Nano Devices -- Semiclassical and Quantum Electronic Transport in Nanometer-Scale Structures: Empirical Psuedopotential Band-Structure, Monte Carlo Simulations and Pauli Master Equation -- Quantum Master Equations in Electronic Transport -- Wigner Functions Method -- Simulating Transport in Nanodevices Using the Usuki Method -- Atomistic Simulations.
This book describes the state of the art in transport modeling, relevant for the simulation of nanoscale semiconductor devices.� It systematically explains theoretical approaches and numerical solutions that are used in explaining the operation of both power devices and nano-scale devices. It clearly explains for what types of devices a particular method is suitable, which is the most critical point that a researcher faces and has to decide upon when modeling semiconductor devices.� This book compiles different approaches to the problem of transport in mesoscopic semiconductor systems, ranging from semi-classical to fully quantum mechanical, in order to understand the advantages and limitations of each, as well as elucidating the complex and interesting phenomena encountered in ultra-small devices. �.
Electronic circuits.
Computer-aided engineering.
Circuits and Systems.
Computer-Aided Engineering (CAD, CAE) and Design.