Analytical modeling of split-gate junction-less transistor for a biosensor application
This paper represents the analytical modeling of split-gate Dielectric Modulated Junction Less Transistor (JLT) for label free electrical detection of bio molecules. Some part of the channel region is opened for providing the binding sites for the bio molecules unlike conventional MOSFET which is en...
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doaj-549d83519c024513a167c1f173fcfd3e2020-11-24T23:24:04ZengElsevierSensing and Bio-Sensing Research2214-18042018-04-0118C313610.1016/j.sbsr.2018.02.001Analytical modeling of split-gate junction-less transistor for a biosensor applicationShradhya Singh0Balwinder Raj1S.K. Vishvakarma2Nanoelectronics Research Lab, Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, National Institute of Technology (NIT), Jalandhar 144011, IndiaNanoelectronics Research Lab, Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, National Institute of Technology (NIT), Jalandhar 144011, IndiaNanoscale Devices, VLSI Circuit and System Design Lab, Discipline of Electrical Engineering Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Indore, MP, IndiaThis paper represents the analytical modeling of split-gate Dielectric Modulated Junction Less Transistor (JLT) for label free electrical detection of bio molecules. Some part of the channel region is opened for providing the binding sites for the bio molecules unlike conventional MOSFET which is enclosed with the gate electrode. Due to this open area, the surface potential of this region affected by the charged and neutral bio molecules immobilized to the open region of channel. Surface potential of the channel region obtained by solving two-Dimensional Poisson's equation by potential profile having parabolic nature through channel region using technique called conformal mapping. By deriving the surface potential model, derivation of threshold model can also be done. For the detection of bio molecule, variation in to the threshold voltage due to binding of bio molecule in the gate underlap region is the sensing metric.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214180417302027Dielectric modulationConformal-mappingSplit-gate junction less transistorBiomolecule sensor |
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Analytical modeling of split-gate junction-less transistor for a biosensor application |
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Analytical modeling of split-gate junction-less transistor for a biosensor application |
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Analytical modeling of split-gate junction-less transistor for a biosensor application |
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Analytical modeling of split-gate junction-less transistor for a biosensor application |
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Analytical modeling of split-gate junction-less transistor for a biosensor application |
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analytical modeling of split-gate junction-less transistor for a biosensor application |
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Sensing and Bio-Sensing Research |
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This paper represents the analytical modeling of split-gate Dielectric Modulated Junction Less Transistor (JLT) for label free electrical detection of bio molecules. Some part of the channel region is opened for providing the binding sites for the bio molecules unlike conventional MOSFET which is enclosed with the gate electrode. Due to this open area, the surface potential of this region affected by the charged and neutral bio molecules immobilized to the open region of channel. Surface potential of the channel region obtained by solving two-Dimensional Poisson's equation by potential profile having parabolic nature through channel region using technique called conformal mapping. By deriving the surface potential model, derivation of threshold model can also be done. For the detection of bio molecule, variation in to the threshold voltage due to binding of bio molecule in the gate underlap region is the sensing metric. |
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Dielectric modulation Conformal-mapping Split-gate junction less transistor Biomolecule sensor |
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