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This paper presents a new carbon nanotube transistor (CNT) modelling technique which is based on an efficient numerical piece-wise non-linear approximation of the non-equilibrium mobile charge density. The technique facilitates the solution of the self-consistent voltage equation in a carbon nanotube such that the CNT drain-source current evaluation is accelerated by more than three orders of magnitude...
Recently proposed circuit-level models of carbon nanotube transistor (CNT) for SPICE-like simulators suffer from numerical complexities as they rely on numerical evaluation of integrals or internal Newton-Raphson iterations to find solutions of non-linear dependencies or both. Recently an approach has been proposed which eliminates the need for numerical integration when calculating the charge densities...
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