Electrostatics of 3D carbon nanotube field-effect transistors
Neophytou, Jing Hua Guo, Lundstorm
Abstract
Neophytou, Jing Hua Guo, Lundstorm
Abstract
The electrostatics of a three-dimensional CNFET structure is studied. The paper is an extension to 3D structures, of previous work done for 2D structures. Previous work has shown that one-dimensional channels experience long range doping by the gate and contact electrodes and are very sensitive to the electrostatic environment. We examine how the three-dimensional environment affects the charge transfer from the metal contacts into a 30nm short intrinsic, semiconducting CNT, along the length of the tube under equilibrium conditions.
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The electrostatics of a three-dimensional CNFET structure is studied. The paper is an extension to 3D structures, of previous work done for 2D structures. Previous work has shown that one-dimensional channels experience long range doping by the gate and contact electrodes and are very sensitive to the electrostatic environment. We examine how the three-dimensional environment affects the charge transfer from the metal contacts into a 30nm short intrinsic, semiconducting CNT, along the length of the tube under equilibrium conditions.
Key concepts: Electrostatics, Carbon nanotube, Materials science, Transistor, Carbon nanotube field-effect transistor, Charge (physics), Doping, Nanotechnology