Research Work
Research Works at IIT Kanpur:
Managing the Nanolab and Characterization lab
Characterized on-wafer and packaged semiconductor devices and circuits (power amplifiers) received from industry and academics from India and abroad
DC IV and RF-S parameters, Pulse IV, and Load pull Characterization of Bulk MOSFET, FinFET, FDSOI MOSFET and HEMT using
On-wafer Probe Station (Summit 11000),
Semiconductor Device Analyzer (B1500A)
ENA (E5071C) and PNA-X (N5244A) Network Analyser
AMCAD Pulsed IV System (AM3203)
Power Semiconductor Analyser (B1505A)
Load Pull Tuner (XT982GL01)
Noise Figure Analyzer (N8975B)
Carrying out research work on modeling and characterization of novel devices
Working on the enhancement of industry-standard compact model ASM-HEMT
Device parameters extraction using Industry-standard BSIM and ASM HEMT model
Working on the development of the reliability compact model (HCI and BTI) for transistors
Managing purchase of the new instrument, accessories and consumable for Nanolab and characterization lab by ordering new quotations through purchasing order
Managing the maintenance of sophisticated instruments, accessories, and consumables
Upgrade the software and hardware capabilities in device characterization lab
Managing existing projects and write the new research proposal for attracting new research projects
Ph.D. Research (IIT Indore): Brief Synopsis of Thesis Research:
Modeling and simulation of Field Effect Transistor (FET) for biosensing applications
Dielectric Modulation (DM) concept is used for detection of neutral and charged biomolecules
Tunneling and Accumulation Mode transistor are investigated where Streptavidin and Anti-Iris antibody protein is detected through the realistic process of biomolecules detection
Tunneling transistor is examined for biosensing with both point as well as line tunneling
Theoretical study of the fabrication process of Inversion Mode, Tunneling FET and DM FET biosensor
Ion Sensitive Field Effect Transistor (ISFET) based on tunneling phenomena is investigated, and
higher sensitivity is achieved than the Nernst limit
M.Tech Research (Shiv Nadar University Dadri U. P.):
Analytical modeling of the role of first-order intervalley scattering in determining the electrical resistance of silicon nanowire
Design a low leakage 6T Static Random-Access Memory (SRAM) cell and Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) at STMicroelectronics Greater Noida (during summer course)
Comparative analysis of transimpedance amplifier in gigabit optical communication using optic systems tool