Farzan Jazaeri

Farzan Jazaeri received his M.Sc. degree in 2009 from University of Tehran and his Ph.D. in electronic engineering from EPFL in 2015. He has been serving as Research Scientist at EPFL since 2015 and Senior RD Semiconductor Device Engineer in the Swatch Company since 2019.He is a recipient of the 2018 Electron Devices Society George E. Smith Award, the best talk award from MIXDES 2019 and the best paper awards from ESSDERC2018 and ESSDERC2019, and several other academic awards. He is also awarded an advanced Swiss National Science Foundation grant for two years fellowship in MIT and NASA. His doctoral thesis was recognized to be eligible for the IBM award in 2017. Dr. Jazaeri is currently research scientist and project leader in high level of international scientific collaborative activities at EPFL. His research activities on solid-state physics are focused on creation of the cryogenic temperature infrastructure necessary to operate the qubits for quantum computations(MOSQUITO), radiation-induced damages in advanced devices for the future high energy physics experiments at CERN (GigaRadMOST), Pinned Photodiodes for CIS, and modeling and characterization AlGaN-GaN heterostructure in collaboration with IMEC. Together with Dr. Sallese, he is the lead developer of EPFL HEMT MODEL for GaN HEMTs. He fully developed a new model (EPFL-JL Model) for the so-called nanowire FETs and was invited by Cambridge University Press to write a book on junctionless nanowire FETs, emerging nanoelectronic devices, already published since 2018. He serves as lead editor and reviewer for several scientific journals. He has been an invited keynote speaker at several international conferences and events. He is invited to MIXDES 2019 as a keynote speaker to address quantum bits and quantum computing architecture.From Jun 2009 to February 2010, he worked on designing and implementing SD/HD broadcast systems with SAMIM-RAYANEH Co., Tehran, Iran. Between March 2010 and November 2011 he worked as a SCADA expert in Tehran Regional Electric Co. (TREC), Tehran, Iran. From September 2010 to December 2011, he continued his research activities in nano-electronics in Tehran, Iran. In December 2011, he joined to Electron Device Modelling and Technology Lab (EDLab) and pursued his Ph.D. degree at EPFL. In 2015, he received his Ph.D. from Microsystems and Microelectronics department, Integrated Systems Laboratory (STI/IC) at EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland.

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Transcapacitances Modeling in ultra-thin gate-all-around junctionless nanowire FETs, including 2D quantum confinement

Farzan Jazaeri

In this work, we propose an analytical model for the intrinsic transcapacitances in ultra-thin gate-all-around junctionless nanowire field effect transistors in the presence of confined energy states of electrons. The validity of the developed model is confirmed from deep depletion to accumulation and from linear to saturation, based on the numerical solution of the Schrodinger equation using Technology Computer Aided Design (TCAD) simulations. This represents an important stage toward AC small signal analysis of junctionless nanowire-based circuits.

PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD2023

Accounting for Optical Generation in the Quasi-Neutral Regions of Perovskite Solar Cells

Parnian Ferdowsi, Farzan Jazaeri, Michael Saliba, Jean-Michel Sallese

Predicting the performance of solar cells though analytical models is important for the theory-guided optimization of these devices. Earlier models neglect the impact of the optical generation in the quasi-neutral regions of a perovskite solar cell. Here, a new model is developed that takes optical generation in these regions into account. The model includes the full depletion approximation and the drift-diffusion transport mechanisms. A comparison with earlier models demonstrates the improved predictive power of the developed model. In addition, the accuracy of the model was assessed by comparing it prediction to experimental data obtained from working devices.

IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC2022

Cryogenic RF Characterization and Simple Modeling of a 22 nm FDSOI Technology

Edoardo Charbon, Christian Enz, Hung-Chi Han, Farzan Jazaeri

This paper presents the RF characterization and modeling of a 22nm FDSOI technology down to 3.3K for quantum computing applications. The equivalent small-signal components are extracted analytically and automatically from the de-embedded two-port Y -parameters using an iteratively re-weighted least-squares method. The dynamic self-heating effect impacting R(Y-22) is characterized at different temperatures and bias points.

IEEE2022