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For the radial boundary force induced in the process, the strain energy distribution and strain tensor components in Ge (110) nanowire (NW) are calculated by finite element method. Based on the strain distribution, we compute valence band structures with different radial forces. As increasing force values, top valence subbands shift downwards. The influence on the corresponding effective masses and...
Effect of surface roughness on quasi-ballistic transport in nano-scale Ge and Si double-gate (DG) MOSFETs are investigated using 2D full-band self-consistent ensemble Monte Carlo (MC) method based on solving quantum Boltzmann equation (QBE). Results show that the effect of the surface roughness on carrier quasi-ballistic transport in DG nMOSFETs is still significant even when the gate length scales...
In this study, we investigated fabrication and characteristics of germanides Schottky contacts on germanium. Ti- and Ni-germanides were fabricated on n-Ge(100) substrates by sputtering metal Ti or Ni on Ge followed by a furnace annealing. The influence of annealing temperature on the electrical properties of Ti- and Ni-germanide on n-Ge(100) substrates was investigated. The low temperature ∼300°C...
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