Landauer–Datta–Lundstrom model for terahertz transistor amplifier based on graphene

A transistor has been considered in the form of three electrodes connected by graphene ribbons or by metal quantum wires (nanowires) that operate on the principle of the current control by the changing voltage at the central electrode (gate). The analysis has been carried out according to the Landau...

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