Step by Step Guide to Design Nano Devices and Sensors

Step by Step Guide to Design Nano Devices and Sensors, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 16 lectures, based on 100 reviews, and has 3896 subscribers.

You will learn about How to design and develop simulator for nano devices and sensors You’ll be able to model nanostructures, examine your ideas and propose results for your projects, thesis and publications How to implement NEGF method in Matlab to explore electronic/transport properties of nano structures such as transmission probability and I-V characteristics How to Convert an Example Code to Systematic Simulator Become familiar with Graphene Nanoribbon and Carbon Nanotube structures and model their properties in Matlab Ups and Downs of NEGF and how to make your code expandable and efficient This course is ideal for individuals who are Undergrad and Graduates who need to design nanodevices or sensors to handle their projects and thesis and publish their simulation results or Students and researchers who are interested in Nanotechnology and design of nano-scale devices and sensors or Beginners who want to step in nano-world and acquire great feeling of how nanosystems work with no confusing mathematical theories and formulas or Whoever wants to understand NEGF method through step by step coding or Whoever wants to come up with futuristic nano-scale systems that could propose novel and exciting features or Whoever wants to learn quantum transport theory and make systematic simulator for research and publications It is particularly useful for Undergrad and Graduates who need to design nanodevices or sensors to handle their projects and thesis and publish their simulation results or Students and researchers who are interested in Nanotechnology and design of nano-scale devices and sensors or Beginners who want to step in nano-world and acquire great feeling of how nanosystems work with no confusing mathematical theories and formulas or Whoever wants to understand NEGF method through step by step coding or Whoever wants to come up with futuristic nano-scale systems that could propose novel and exciting features or Whoever wants to learn quantum transport theory and make systematic simulator for research and publications.

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Title: Step by Step Guide to Design Nano Devices and Sensors

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 16

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 16

Original Price: $89.99

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What You Will Learn

How to design and develop simulator for nano devices and sensors
You’ll be able to model nanostructures, examine your ideas and propose results for your projects, thesis and publications
How to implement NEGF method in Matlab to explore electronic/transport properties of nano structures such as transmission probability and I-V characteristics
How to Convert an Example Code to Systematic Simulator
Become familiar with Graphene Nanoribbon and Carbon Nanotube structures and model their properties in Matlab
Ups and Downs of NEGF and how to make your code expandable and efficient

Who Should Attend

Undergrad and Graduates who need to design nanodevices or sensors to handle their projects and thesis and publish their simulation results
Students and researchers who are interested in Nanotechnology and design of nano-scale devices and sensors
Beginners who want to step in nano-world and acquire great feeling of how nanosystems work with no confusing mathematical theories and formulas
Whoever wants to understand NEGF method through step by step coding
Whoever wants to come up with futuristic nano-scale systems that could propose novel and exciting features
Whoever wants to learn quantum transport theory and make systematic simulator for research and publications

Target Audiences

Undergrad and Graduates who need to design nanodevices or sensors to handle their projects and thesis and publish their simulation results
Students and researchers who are interested in Nanotechnology and design of nano-scale devices and sensors
Beginners who want to step in nano-world and acquire great feeling of how nanosystems work with no confusing mathematical theories and formulas
Whoever wants to understand NEGF method through step by step coding
Whoever wants to come up with futuristic nano-scale systems that could propose novel and exciting features
Whoever wants to learn quantum transport theory and make systematic simulator for research and publications

This course is all about how to design nano-scale systems like super tiny devices and sensors at the atomic scale. If you here, then most probably nanotechnology and its super exciting potentials has attracted your attention and you want to know more, orrr, you want to actually do more. If you want to be part of future technology and industry, let me tell you that you are not alone. Well, there are some introductory courses, but no one gives you the solution and confidence to start designing your own project and research. You may want to intake official syllabuses or programs, then you have to deal with crazy theories and thousands of sophisticated formulas for years and yet have no clue how to design a system. No one likes it, I know….

This course is different. In “Right Vision Academy”, we have designed simple and easy-to-follow procedure to show you how you can use NEGF method to model nanostructures such as Carbon Nnotubes or Graphene Nanoribbons. We suppose you have no prior knowledge about nano-science and we don’t get stuck with quantum theories and formulas. Instead, I’ll show you the steps on how to make your first nanodevice, an AGNR RTD device. We start right away coding with the Matlab, and I’ll teach you the steps you need to build your simulator platform. Together, we’ll develop systematic simulators that allow us to calculate transport properties and current-voltage of GNRs and CNTs with any dimension. Learning by coding is fun, engaging and much more intuitive.

By the end of this course, you will have enough confidence and knowledge to start your own project and research. You will be able to develop and adopt NEGF model to nanostructures and design atomic-scale devices and sensors. Devices like ultra-fast diodes like these structure that I designed and published results of my research in credible journals. Or you may want to make ultra-sensitive atomic gas sensors that overcome every typical sensor. The possibilities are endless, but what matters is where and how to start. By taking this course, I promise that your first step in realm of nanotechnology is a success. This course gives you enough momentum, knowledge and confidence to find your direction and conduct your research. If it sounds exciting don’t hesitate to enroll right now. With 30-days money-back guarantee, there is nothing to lose. I am Milad, your instructor and looking forward to seeing you in the course.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to NanoDevice Simulation

Lecture 1: From Bulk Devices to Atomic Devices

Lecture 2: Frequently asked questions

Lecture 3: How NEGF Enables us to Make a NanoDevice (Overview)

Lecture 4: External Resources

Lecture 5: The Power of NEGF (What We Can Simulate)

Chapter 2: Building NEGF Simulator for Armchair Graphene Nanoribbon

Lecture 1: Make Atomic Site for 4-AGNR / Part 1

Lecture 2: Make Atomic Site for 4-AGNR / Part 2

Lecture 3: Form Hamiltonian Matrix for 4-AGNR / Part 1

Lecture 4: Form Hamiltonian Matrix for 4-AGNR / Part 2

Lecture 5: How to Calculate Self-Energies, Green Function and Transmission / Part 1

Lecture 6: How to Calculate Self-Energies, Green Function and Transmission / Part 2

Chapter 3: Calculate I-V and Make Systematic Devices for AGNRs and ZCNTs

Lecture 1: Calculate I_V Characteristic of 4-AGNR

Lecture 2: Armchair Graphene Nanoribbon Device Simulator (For any Dimension)

Lecture 3: Zigzag Carbon Nanotube Device Simulator (For any Dimension)

Chapter 4: Make your first Nano Device – AGNR RTD

Lecture 1: Armchair Graphene Nanoribbon Resonant Tunneling Diode / Part 1

Lecture 2: Armchair Graphene Nanoribbon Resonant Tunneling Diode / Part 2

Instructors

Milad Zoghi
Master Engineer of NanoTechnolgy and CEO of "Right Vision"

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5 stars: 47 votes

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