Acceleration of nonequilibrium Green's function simulation for nanoscale FETs by applying convolutional neural network model
We investigate the application of convolutional neural networks (CNNs) to accelerate quantum mechanical transport simulations (based on the nonequilibrium Green ’ s function (NEGF) method) of double-gate MOSFETS. In particular, given a potential distribution as input data, we implement the convolutional autoencoder to train and predict the carrier density and local quantum capacitance distributions. The results indicate that the use of a single trained CNN model in the NEGF self-consistent calculation along with Poisson ’ s equation produces accurate potentials for a wide range of the gate lengths, and all within a signi fi cantly shorter computational time than the conventional NEGF calculations.
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Acceleration of nonequilibrium Green's function simulation for nanoscale FETs by applying convolutional neural network model
Semantic Scholar · Physics · 2020
Abstract
We investigate the application of convolutional neural networks (CNNs) to accelerate quantum mechanical transport simulations (based on the nonequilibrium Green ’ s function (NEGF) method) of double-gate MOSFETS. In particular, given a potential distribution as input data, we implement the convolutional autoencoder to train and predict the carrier density and local quantum capacitance distributions. The results indicate that the use of a single trained CNN model in the NEGF self-consistent calculation along with Poisson ’ s equation produces accurate potentials for a wide range of the gate lengths, and all within a signi fi cantly shorter computational time than the conventional NEGF calculations.