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Carbon Nanotube Transistor 2D: Barrier, Transfer & I-V Curves

2D companion to the 3D CNTFET model: the same top-of-the-barrier ballistic transport physics, read off a live device cross-section, a logarithmic transfer curve (subthreshold swing) and an output I-V curve.

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This is the 2D counterpart to the 3D CNTFET scene, computing the identical top-of-the-barrier ballistic transport physics through three linked panels instead of a rendered nanotube: a device cross-section showing the gate-controlled barrier and ballistic/reflected electrons crossing or bouncing off it, a logarithmic transfer curve (IDS vs VG) whose subthreshold slope is the swing S, and an output I-V curve (IDS vs VDS) at the current gate bias. Sweep gate and drain voltage, tube diameter and temperature and watch drain current, barrier height, bandgap, subthreshold swing and the ON/OFF ratio update together across all three views.

⚙ Under the hood

2D companion to the 3D CNTFET model: the same top-of-the-barrier ballistic transport physics, read off a live device cross-section, a logarithmic transfer curve and an output I-V curve.

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2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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