In recent years dna-sensors, and generally biosensors, with semiconducting transducers were fabricated and characterized. Although the concept of so-called BioFETs was proposed already two decades ago, its realization has become feasible only recently due to advances in process technology. In this paper a comprehensive and rigorous approach to the simulation of silicon-nanowire DNAFETS at the feature-scale is presented. It allows to investigate the feasibility of single-molecule detectors and is used to elucidate the performance that can be expected from sensors with nanowire diameters in the deca-nanometer range. Finally the computational challenges for the simulation of silicon-nanowire dna-sensors are discussed. © Springer Science+Business Media LLC 2007.
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Heitzinger, C., & Klimeck, G. (2007). Computational aspects of the three-dimensional feature-scale simulation of silicon-nanowire field-effect sensors for DNA detection. Journal of Computational Electronics, 6(1–3), 387–390. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10825-006-0139-x
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