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Nanowires Connie Chang-Hasnain EECS Dept. UC Berkeley EE C 235/NSE 203 Lecture 20 Term Paper Team of three people (2 and 4 not desirable) Based on open literature and not your own work One presentation (25 min + 5 min QA) and one write-up per team Focus on one application, e.g. FED, FET, Solar Cells, Biosensing, lasers, thermal electric devices, gas sensors, electronic devices and circuits, microscopy, optical connects Imagine we are your customers, angels, VCs, or DARPA Program managers. Try to sell “your” approach to us. It would be really nice to have a top-down and bottom-up team on the same device Email me your topic and team members by 4/18 Presentation starts on 4/30, 5/2 and 5/4 (11-1pm) Term paper due on 5/11 (I will email a template for you to use). 2 Should Include: Technology landscape who else is doing what how? Why nano? And what is nano about it? (not just for the looks!) What are expected to change as we reduce scale? Is it simple scaling or new physics? How different are the results? How do we prove the difference? How do we measure it? How do we use it? What parameters matter in the real world? Competitive advantages: performance and cost If you have the knowledge, you may try to answer How much will it cost and how long will it take for the products to be ready for deployment? 3 Nanowire-based one-dimensional electronics 4