2D pn junctions driven out-of-equilibrium

Chaves, Ferney A.; Feijoo, P. C.; Jiménez, David

doi:10.1039/d0na00267d

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“…The proposed circuit configuration (figure 2), while innovative in its application of diode characteristics to create a protective mechanism during short circuits, aligns seamlessly with established principles of semiconductor physics and diode behavior [57][58][59][60]. It adheres to the wellestablished properties of diodes in forward and reverse bias states, demonstrating a clear understanding of their depletion layer dynamics and the consequent influence on current flow.…”

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Rethinking Energy Conservation and Generation for Sustainable Solutions-An Innovative Energy Circuitry Approach

Kimuya

2023

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This paper presents an innovative energy circuit that challenges traditional notions of energy conservation, introducing a paradigm shift in classical settings. The quest to generate more energy in such settings has profound implications including, offering solutions to the global energy crisis, reducing environmental impact, and fostering scientific exploration. While addressing existing approaches that are hampered by misconceptions rooted in philosophical and scientific limitations, the paper contests the idea that something can be created from nothing, defying fundamental philosophical principles, and questions the reliance on perpetual motion machines as perfect models for impossibility. The paper introduces a unique circuit, originating from an anomalous electrical short circuit, that subverts traditional energy conservation laws. This energy circuit demonstrates merits that extend beyond traditional scientific boundaries, with applications ranging from enhancing electric vehicles with self-recharging capabilities to supporting microgrid development, efficiently incorporating renewable energy, and addressing the global energy crisis. Effectively, the paper introduces a novel perspective, prompting a philosophical discourse on the dynamic nature of scientific inquiry. The energy circuit design aims to offer solutions to the global energy crisis by reducing dependence on finite resources, positioning it as a transformative technology for sustainable energy solutions. The paper concludes by demonstrating the circuit’s potential to transform energy systems and contribute to a more sustainable and resilient future

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Rethinking Energy Conservation and Generation for Sustainable Solutions-An Innovative Energy Circuitry Approach

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2023

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“…However, the different junction configurations do not introduce remarkable features in the round‐sweep transfer characteristic curve (Figure 2a). The possible reasons maybe the long channel length, the small depletion region, [ 44 ] and the small source‐drain bias voltage.…”

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Non‐Volatile and Gate‐Controlled Multistate Photovoltaic Response in WSe₂/h‐BN/Graphene Semi‐Floating Gate Field‐Effect Transistors

Fu,

Shi,

Cai

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Advanced Optical Materials

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Semi‐floating gate field‐effect transistors (SFG‐FETs) based on 2D materials have received much attention due to their unique optoelectronic characteristics, potential applications in near‐memory computing and constructing sensing‐memory‐processing units. Here, the non‐volatile and gate‐controlled multistate photovoltaic response of a WSe2/h‐BN/graphene SFG‐FET is investigated both in experimental and theoretical aspects. Due to the ambipolar carrier transport of WSe2 channel, both electrons and holes can be stored in the graphene floating gate layer, which results in two evident memory windows on the round sweep transfer characteristic curve. Different charge‐stored states of the SFG layer enable the channel to form a lateral junction that can be adjusted by the gate voltage, which leads to the gate‐controlled multistate photovoltaic response. A theoretical model is implemented to explain the memory and the multistate photovoltaic response behaviors in a quasi‐quantitative level. The relationship between the charge‐stored states in the SFG and the photo‐response, as well as its dependence on the gate voltage are systematically analyzed. These research results provide a reliable way for realizing high‐performance multi‐functional photodetectors based on SFG‐FETs and for thorough understanding the complicated optoelectronic behaviors of SFG‐FETs.

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“…Remark 3. The proposed circuit configuration (Figure 2), while innovative in its application of diode characteristics to create a protective mechanism during short circuits, aligns seamlessly with established principles of semiconductor physics and diode behavior [54][55][56][57]. It adheres to the wellestablished properties of diodes in forward and reverse bias states, demonstrating a clear understanding of their depletion layer dynamics and the consequent influence on current flow.…”

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confidence: 77%

Rethinking Energy Conservation and Generation for Sustainable Solutions-An Innovative Energy Circuitry Approach

Kimuya

2023

Preprint

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This paper presents an innovative energy circuit that challenges traditional notions of energy conservation, introducing a paradigm shift in classical settings. The quest to generate more energy in such settings has profound implications including, offering solutions to the global energy crisis, reducing environmental impact, and fostering scientific exploration. While addressing existing approaches that are hampered by misconceptions rooted in philosophical and scientific limitations, the paper contests the idea that something can be created from nothing, defying fundamental philosophical principles, and questions the reliance on perpetual motion machines as perfect models for impossibility. The paper introduces a unique circuit, originating from an anomalous electrical short circuit, that subverts traditional energy conservation laws. This energy circuit demonstrates merits that extend beyond traditional scientific boundaries, with applications ranging from enhancing electric vehicles with self-recharging capabilities to supporting microgrid development, efficiently incorporating renewable energy, and addressing the global energy crisis. Scientifically, the paper introduces a novel perspective, prompting a philosophical discourse on the dynamic nature of scientific inquiry. The energy circuit design aims to offer solutions to the global energy crisis by reducing dependence on finite resources, positioning it as a transformative technology for sustainable energy solutions. The paper concludes by demonstrating the circuit’s potential to transform energy systems and contribute to a more sustainable and resilient future.

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2D pn junctions driven out-of-equilibrium

Abstract: The electrostatics, electronic transport, and expected radio-frequency performances of 2D lateral pn junctions driven out-of-equilibrium have been theoretically investigated.

Cited by 10 publications

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Rethinking Energy Conservation and Generation for Sustainable Solutions-An Innovative Energy Circuitry Approach

Rethinking Energy Conservation and Generation for Sustainable Solutions-An Innovative Energy Circuitry Approach

Non‐Volatile and Gate‐Controlled Multistate Photovoltaic Response in WSe₂/h‐BN/Graphene Semi‐Floating Gate Field‐Effect Transistors

Rethinking Energy Conservation and Generation for Sustainable Solutions-An Innovative Energy Circuitry Approach

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2D pn junctions driven out-of-equilibrium

Abstract: The electrostatics, electronic transport, and expected radio-frequency performances of 2D lateral pn junctions driven out-of-equilibrium have been theoretically investigated.

Cited by 10 publications

References 86 publications

Rethinking Energy Conservation and Generation for Sustainable Solutions-An Innovative Energy Circuitry Approach

Rethinking Energy Conservation and Generation for Sustainable Solutions-An Innovative Energy Circuitry Approach

Non‐Volatile and Gate‐Controlled Multistate Photovoltaic Response in WSe2/h‐BN/Graphene Semi‐Floating Gate Field‐Effect Transistors

Rethinking Energy Conservation and Generation for Sustainable Solutions-An Innovative Energy Circuitry Approach

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Non‐Volatile and Gate‐Controlled Multistate Photovoltaic Response in WSe₂/h‐BN/Graphene Semi‐Floating Gate Field‐Effect Transistors