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Abstract
1. Introduction
Low-dimensional material
Promise of low-dimensional materials in transistor scaling
Low-dimensional materials for optoelectronics and photonics
Motivation
Thesis Organizatiom
2. Junctionless Tellurium Nanowire Transistor
Introduction
Synthesis and characterization of Te nanowires
Device Fabrication
Te nanowire transistor characteristics
Nature of Te nanowire-metal contact
Field-effect mobility of Te nanowire transistor
Performance benchmarking
Conclusion
3. Self-Aligned Reconfigurable Heterojunction Transistor
Introduction
Proposed device structure and fabrication
Device characterization and p-type mode operation
n-Type mode operation
Subthreshold swing
Conclusion
4. Dual Channel High Performance FET
Introduction
Device structure and fabrication
Scalability of the proposed device
Contact resistance and gate capacitance
Device characteristics
Conclusion
5. Hot electron engineering for infrared detection
Introduction
Internal quantum efficiency bottleneck
Proposed device structure
Engineering the hot electron injection
Infrared photodetection performance
Frequency response of the detector
Conclusion
6. Conclusion and Future Scope
Conclusion
Future Scope
Appendices
A. Junctionless Tellurium Nanowire FET
Synthesis of Te nanowires and device fabrication
Chemical synthesis of Te nanowires
Material and structural characterization
Device fabrication and characterization
Cross-section view of the nanowire transistor
Drift diffusion simulation of junctionless FET
B. Self-Aligned Reconfigurable Heterojunction Transistor
Raman spectrum of
SnSe₂
crystal
Transfer characteristics of
WSe₂
transistor
C. Dual Channel High-Performance FET
Two-dimensional drift-diffusion simulation of 2D material based transistor
Characteristics of another double-channel device
D. Hot electron engineering for infrared detection
Hot-electron photocurrent model
Response of structure D2 to various wavelengths
Characterization of additional D3 device
Frequency response of D3 for excitation with 633 nm radiation
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