Parallel-platform based numerical simulation of instabilities in nanoscale tunneling devices

C. T. Kelley, D. Woolard, P. Zhao, M. Kerr, M.I. Lasater
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Abstract

We present theoretical results on instability processes in nanoscale tunneling structures that were obtained from a computationally improved physics-based simulator. The results were obtained from a numerical implementation of the Wigner-Poisson electron transport model upon a parallel-computing platform. These investigations considered various forms of multi-barrier resonant tunneling structures (RTSs) and they were used to test the robustness of the new modeling code. This improved modeling tool is shown to be fast and efficient with the potential to facilitate complete and rigorous studies of this time-dependent phenomenon. This is important because it will allow for the study of RTSs embedded in realistic circuit configurations. Hence, this advanced simulation tool will allow for the detailed study of RTS devices coupled to circuits where numerical simulations in time and iterative numerical optimization over the circuit parameters are required. Therefore, this work will enable the future study of RTS-based circuits operating at very high frequencies.
基于并行平台的纳米隧道器件不稳定性数值模拟
我们提出了从计算改进的物理模拟器中获得的纳米隧道结构不稳定过程的理论结果。结果是通过在并行计算平台上对Wigner-Poisson电子输运模型的数值实现得到的。这些研究考虑了各种形式的多势垒共振隧道结构(RTSs),并用于测试新模型代码的鲁棒性。这种改进的建模工具被证明是快速和有效的,有可能促进对这种时间依赖性现象的完整和严格的研究。这很重要,因为它将允许在实际电路配置中嵌入rts的研究。因此,这种先进的仿真工具将允许对RTS设备耦合电路的详细研究,其中需要对电路参数进行及时的数值模拟和迭代数值优化。因此,这项工作将使在非常高频率下工作的基于rts的电路的未来研究成为可能。
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