We work in the area of computational nanoelectronics. Expertise in the microscopic simulation of non-equilibrium phenomena will play a crucial role not only in the research and design of emerging electronic and spintronic devices but also in diverse areas such as biological systems. Our simulations address a large class of problems encompassing electron, spin, and…
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Antimonide (Sb)-based materials are leading the development of low-noise, high-gain avalanche photodiodes for infrared applications. Achieving minimal dark current in a simple p–i–n device structure remains a significant challenge. In this work, we explore the inherent flexibility of the InAsSb ternary alloy material systems to design the nBn architecture and investigate its performance through barrier…
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