A simple approach based on the commercial package PSIM R is used for simulating the behaviour of a principle InterConnect (IC) based on a Single Wall Carbon NanoTube(SWCNT) modelled by an equivalent Transmis- sion Line (TL). The simulator is also employed for computing all the per unit length parameters of the TL in terms of the geometrical, physical and thermal dependencies of the considered structure. An equivalent two port circuit is de- veloped that can be used both for time and frequency domain analysis of the nano-ICs, including also the interesting feature of the evaluation of the perfor- mances ranges occurring in presence of characteristic parameter variations.

A simulation tool for the evaluation of the performances of a nanointerconnect based on swcnt

De Vivo B.;Lamberti P.;Spinelli G.;Tucci V.
2010-01-01

Abstract

A simple approach based on the commercial package PSIM R is used for simulating the behaviour of a principle InterConnect (IC) based on a Single Wall Carbon NanoTube(SWCNT) modelled by an equivalent Transmis- sion Line (TL). The simulator is also employed for computing all the per unit length parameters of the TL in terms of the geometrical, physical and thermal dependencies of the considered structure. An equivalent two port circuit is de- veloped that can be used both for time and frequency domain analysis of the nano-ICs, including also the interesting feature of the evaluation of the perfor- mances ranges occurring in presence of characteristic parameter variations.
2010
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