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A simulation study of N-shell silicon nanowires as biological sensors
Two different silicon nanowire (SiNW) based devices are discussed as potential ion and biological sensors. Three-dimensional TCAD simulations are used to investigate and compare the efficiency of such devices upon applying an external voltage difference of ΔVg = 50 mV. The simulation results presented in this work reveal that an n-doped shell acts as sensitivity booster for uniformly doped SiNWs. It is demonstrated that a 10 nm n-type shell surrounding a p-type core can produce a sensitivity enhancement of more than 50%.