Carbon-Based Nano-Electronics

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Covers BJT and MOS transistors, amplifiers, differential pairs, practical exercises, and cascode stages in IC design.

Explores the historical evolution of CMOS technology, MOSFET analysis, and its applications in digital and analog electronics.

Explains the operation and characteristics of NPN transistors in different modes.

Explains the operation of NMOS structures and their behavior in various regimes, including sub-threshold, linear, and saturation.

Explores the concept of inversion coefficient in low-power analog IC design, emphasizing trade-offs for minimal power consumption.

Explores 2D electronic devices and materials, including graphene, transition metal dichalcogenides, excitons, and valleytronics.

Explores the EKV charge-based model for low-voltage and low-power circuit design, emphasizing transistor characteristics and noise models.

Delves into SRAM fundamentals, bit cell structure, read/write operations, sizing constraints, and the impact on Moore's Law.

Explores the transistor figures of merit, covering MOSFET models, velocity saturation effects, and current efficiency.

Explores the chemistry of various carbon allotropes, discussing their unique properties and applications.