Lecture

Simulation of 2D Field Effect Transistors

Description

This lecture covers the simulation of 2D Field Effect Transistors, combining knowledge of band structure, defects, and contacts in semiconductor devices. It explains the Non-Equilibrium Green Function approach, solving Schrodinger's equation, and the advantages of using Green's Function. The lecture also demonstrates setting up simulations for nanoelectronics using a developed simulator, providing guidelines and parameters for device structures and electrical simulations.

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