A 5 Gb/s CMOS Photodiode with High Responsivity of 2.49 A/W

Chen, G. Y.; Chou, Fang-Ping; Huang, Wei-Hsin; Hsin, Yue-Ming

doi:10.7567/ssdm.2009.i-7-1

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“…DT is a prototypical molecule previously used for controlling surface wettabilities, 30,31 for molecular devices, 32 for sensors, 33,34 and for protective coatings. 35 By analyzing the molecular packing structures and thermal stabilities of various engraved patterns, the present simulation revealed the size limits of stable circular and linear patterns engraved on a DT monolayer. How close two engraved patterns can be without coalescing into one was also studied to provide a theoretical limit to the spatial resolution of an engraved pattern on a DT monolayer.…”

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Molecular dynamics simulations of nanoscale engravings on an alkanethiol monolayer

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Nanoscale patterns engraved on the bulk monolayer of 1-decanethiol were examined using molecular dynamics simulations. The smallest widths required for stable circular and linear engravings were found to be 3.2 and 2.4 nm, respectively. The minimum separations possible without merging for circular and linear trenches were 2.0 and 2.6 nm, respectively. These values set the ultimate the size limit and spatial resolution for engraving the alkanethiol monolayer. Simulation methodsThe CH 3 , CH 2 and SH groups of DT were treated as united atoms 36,37 to save simulation time without losing the accuracy of

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