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QuantumATK => General Questions and Answers => Topic started by: Maneesh on August 14, 2013, 13:46

Title: how to build Script for setting up Z-shaped mos2 junctions
Post by: Maneesh on August 14, 2013, 13:46
Dear sir
   

 please how to build up the z-shaped mos2 junction as given in graphene junction devices

 give in detail. and how to script generate  of z shaped mos2 junction devices.

so i am very thanks your  quantumwise team
Title: Re: how to build Script for setting up Z-shaped mos2 junctions
Post by: kstokbro on August 16, 2013, 15:26
I would proceed by
1. build a MoS2 monolayer: http://www.quantumwise.com/publications/tutorials/builder/177-mos2-nanotubes
2. Repeat it to form a large sheet
3. Remove atoms to make the z-shape
4. Use bulk2device to form the two-probe system
Title: Re: how to build Script for setting up Z-shaped mos2 junctions
Post by: Maneesh on August 29, 2013, 07:58
Dear sir,

Can I use extended Huckel method for  mos2  junction devices  calculation of transmission spectra, and other properties of as given in graphene devices tutorials.  what are the k point sampling and other variables must required  please suggest to me .


thanks       
                             maneesh
Title: Re: how to build Script for setting up Z-shaped mos2 junctions
Post by: Maneesh on September 6, 2013, 07:08
Dear sir

 Dft study is possible of   mos2 junction devices is possible as given in the tutorial of graphene junction devices.
  what are parameter such as for k point sampling and transmission spectra find .
   
 please to help me 

thanks


                                      maneesh 
 
Title: Re: how to build Script for setting up Z-shaped mos2 junctions
Post by: Anders Blom on September 7, 2013, 12:10
I would expect similar values as for graphene are relevant since the band gap in MoS2 is at or around the K point too. But these things really should be part of the investigation you carry out to determine, by careful consideration of the band structure and simply by increasing the accuracy (number of k-points) until the results don't change.