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Seminar in nanoelectronics

ВБ 1.11

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2022/2023

4 Semester

3

Fundamentals of physics of electronic phenomena in solids at the nanoscale. Basic approaches to calculation of electronic states spectrum in quantum dots, wires and wells. Physical properties of 1- and 2-dimensional materials and their application in nanoelectronics. Major approaches to large volume manufacturing of basic elements of nanoelectronic circuits. Basic physical models and mechanisms of electric current flow through tunneling junctions and nano-sized regions of solids.

Full-time form

Knowledge: laws and equations of the general physics, solid state physics, theoretical physics, linear algebra, differential and integral equations, electric circuits theory, basics of mesoscopic physics, integrated electronic circuits theory. Ability: building physical models within the quantum physics framework, writing major mathematical equations of these models, identifying approximations leading to numerical or analytic solutions.

Solid state quantum wells, wires and dots. Electronic structure of quantum wells, wires and dots, analytic and numerical calculation techniques. Tunneling barriers in solid state, tunneling current calculations. Transistors and other active elements based on tunneling junctions. Molecules and 2D-materials as natural building blocks of nanoelectronic circuits. RF and digital nanoelectronics.

1. E.A. Gutierrez-D. Nano-Scaled Semiconductor Devices - Physics, Modelling, Characterisation and Societal Impact. – The Institution of Engineering and Technology, 2016. – 453 pp. 2. S. Datta. Lessons from Nanoelectronics. – World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd., 2017. – 251 pp. 3. J. Hoekstra. Introduction to Nanoelectronic Single-Electron Circuit Design. – Taylor & Francis Group, LLC, 2009. – 292 pp.

Practical seminars using media technologies and distant learning technologies (30 hours). Consultations in the classroom or using means of distant learning (4 hours). Self-study using the materials in the electronic form provided by the instructor (28 hours).

Semester evaluation is performed through delivering of two in-class oral reports. A student can earn a maximum of 30 points for each of these reports. The final evaluation at the end of semester is performed by means of the combined written/oral test, which can give a maximum of 40 points. The course is passed with a positive grade if the total number of points obtained from all evaluations is no less than 60.

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