Optoelectronics with Carbon Nanotubes
Optoelectronics with Carbon Nanotubes
Optoelectronics with Carbon Nanotubes
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Chapter I<br />
List of Figures<br />
Figure I-1 The honeycomb structure of a graphene sheet ................................................ 4<br />
Figure I-2 Energy dispersion of graphene ....................................................................... 6<br />
Figure I-3 The Brillouin zones of metallic and semiconducting SWNTs. ........................ 7<br />
Figure I-4 One-dimentional energy dispersion of metallic and semiconducting<br />
SWNTs. ......................................................................................................... 8<br />
Figure I-5 First and second transitions between van-Hove singularities .......................... 9<br />
Figure I-6 Phonon energy dispersion for (19,0) CNT .................................................... 13<br />
Figure I-7 Schematic illustration of a standard bottom-gated CNTFET ......................... 18<br />
Figure I-8 Schematic band structure of the first conduction and valence bands in<br />
the “on” and “off” states .............................................................................. 19<br />
Figure I-9 Schematic illustrations of band structures in ambipolar and unipolar<br />
conduction ................................................................................................... 21<br />
Figure I-10 Ambipolar and unipolar emission mechanisms........................................... 22<br />
Chapter II<br />
Figure II-1 Schematics of a back-gated CNTFET device .............................................. 31<br />
Figure II-2 Schematics of a CNT p-n junction .............................................................. 32<br />
Figure II-3 Schematics of the optics to detect emitted light. .......................................... 35<br />
Chapter III<br />
Figure III-1 Semi-log plot of drain current as a function of gate voltage ....................... 40<br />
Figure III-2 Source-Drain sweep showing saturation .................................................... 41<br />
Figure III-3 Change in transport from predominantly p-type to n-type FET .................. 42<br />
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