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Semiconductor electronics of nanostructures

ВБ 2.11

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

First

2023/2024

8 Semester

3

Basic circuitry of integrated nanoelectronics. Basic physical processes taking place while elctric current is flowing through nanoscale transistors. Physical basis of manufacturing technology for production of modern and persepctive nanoelectronic circuits. Basic transient processesin electric circuits of memory cells and logic gates as part of nanoscale integrated devices. Major physical features characteristic of a transition of integrated circuits from micro- to nano-scale.

Knowledge: major laws, equations and relations of general physics, solid state physics, quantum mechanics, theory of electric circuits and transient processes in them, models of their active and passive building blocks. Ability: building simplest linear physical models, reading, understanding and design of electric circuits, solving the simplest differential equations and eigenvalue problems, constructing a hamiltonian of a particle in any given potential.

Nanosized p-n junction, ist structure and major properties. Basic transport mechanisms of electric charges. Basic notions of the modern manufacturing technologies for nanoscale integrated circuits. Nanoscale metal-insulator-semiconductor stack, accumulation, deplition and inversion regimes. Review of manufacturing technology for the nanoscale MIS stacks. Field effect transistor as a major building block of modern integrated nanoelectronics. Scaling of field effect transitors and other elements.

1. B.K. Kaushik. Nanoscale Devices – Physics, Modeling, and Their Application. – Taylor & Francis Group, LLC, 2019. – 432 pp. 2. L.H. Madkour. Nanoelectronic Materials – Fundamentals and Applications. Springer Nature Switzerland AG, 2019. – 783 pp. 3. M.M. Hussain. Advanced Nanoelectronics – Post-Silicon Materials and Devices. Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co, 2019. – 272 pp.

Oral lectures using computer equipment for data processing and visualization (29 hours). Consultations in the classroom or using means of distant learning (2 hours). Self-study using the materials in the electronic form provided by the instructor (22 hours).

Semester evaluation is performed by means of two written tests. A student can earn a maximum of 30 points for each of these tests. 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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