Radiative sky cooling: fundamental physics, materials, structures, and applications
Radiative sky cooling reduces the temperature of a system by promoting heat exchange with
the sky; its key advantage is that no input energy is required. We will review the origins of …
the sky; its key advantage is that no input energy is required. We will review the origins of …
Emerging radiative materials and prospective applications of radiative sky cooling-A review
The enhanced cooling performance and the reduced operational cost of the integrated
radiative sky coolers are essentially necessitated in a wide range of applications, such as …
radiative sky coolers are essentially necessitated in a wide range of applications, such as …
A device-to-system perspective regarding self-heating enhanced hot carrier degradation in modern field-effect transistors: A topical review
As foreseen by Keyes in the late 1960s, the self-heating effect has emerged as an important
concern for device performance, output power density, run-time variability, and reliability of …
concern for device performance, output power density, run-time variability, and reliability of …
Integrated modeling of self-heating of confined geometry (FinFET, NWFET, and NSHFET) transistors and its implications for the reliability of sub-20 nm modern …
The evolution of transistor topology from planar to confined geometry transistors (ie, FinFET,
Nanowire FET, Nanosheet FET) has met the desired performance specification of sub-20 nm …
Nanowire FET, Nanosheet FET) has met the desired performance specification of sub-20 nm …
Characterization of self-heating leads to universal scaling of HCI degradation of multi-fin SOI FinFETs
SOI FinFETs and other Gate-all-around (GAA) transistors topologies have excellent 3-D
electrostatic control and therefore, have been suggested as potential technology options for …
electrostatic control and therefore, have been suggested as potential technology options for …
Self-heating and reliability-aware “intrinsic” safe operating Area of wide bandgap semiconductors—an analytical approach
The emergence of several technology options and the ever-broadening range of
applications (eg, automotive, smart grids, solar/wind farms) for power electronic devices …
applications (eg, automotive, smart grids, solar/wind farms) for power electronic devices …
Performance potential of Ge CMOS technology from a material-device-circuit perspective
Recently demonstrated CMOS circuits based on Ge nanowires (Ge-FET) promise sustained
technology scaling because higher mobility Ge guarantees target I ON at a lower V DD …
technology scaling because higher mobility Ge guarantees target I ON at a lower V DD …
Spatio-temporal mapping of device temperature due to self-heating in Sub-22 nm transistors
With the increase of transistor density and adoption of novel geometries, such as, FinFET,
ETSOI, and gate-all-around nanowire (GAA NW) transistors, self-heating has emerged as a …
ETSOI, and gate-all-around nanowire (GAA NW) transistors, self-heating has emerged as a …
The Impact of Hot Carrier Injection-Induced Device Degradation for Lower-Power FinFETs
The impact of hot carrier injection (HCI) on the performance of standard and low-VT FinFETs
are investigated and benchmarked with each other. For this investigation, these FinFETs …
are investigated and benchmarked with each other. For this investigation, these FinFETs …
Sub-diffraction thermoreflectance thermal imaging using image reconstruction
Thermoreflectance thermal imaging technique uses light in the visible wavelength range
and has a diffraction limit of∼ 250nm. Despite that TR is still capable of acquiring …
and has a diffraction limit of∼ 250nm. Despite that TR is still capable of acquiring …