Xi Liu

Prof. Xi Liu


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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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22 February 2014 in Journal of Computational Electronics
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XLXi Liu
Xi Liu
MWMeile Wu
Meile Wu
XJXiaoshi Jin
Xiaoshi Jin
RCRongyan Chuai
Rongyan Chuai
JLJong-Ho Lee
Jong-Ho Lee

4 February 2019 in Discover Nano
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XLXi Liu
Xi Liu
ZXZhengliang Xia
Zhengliang Xia
XJXiaoshi Jin
Xiaoshi Jin
JLJong-Ho Lee
Jong-Ho Lee
A novel high-performance rectangular gate U channel FET (RGUC FET) for extreme integrated distance between source and drain contacts is proposed in this pa

19 May 2023 in PLOS ONE
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XLXi Liu
Xi Liu
MLMengmeng Li
Mengmeng Li
MWMeile Wu
Meile Wu
SZShouqiang Zhang
Shouqiang Zhang
XJXiaoshi Jin
Xiaoshi Jin
In this article, we propose a highly sensitive vertically plug-in source drain contacts high Schottky barrier based bilateral gate and assistant gate controlled bidirectional tunnel field Effect transistor (VPISDC-HSB-BTFET). It can achieve much more sensitive forward current driving ability than the previously proposed High Schottky barrier source/drain contacts based bilateral gate and assistant Gate controlled bidirectional tunnel field Effect transistor (HSB-BTFET). Silicon body of the proposed VPISDC-HSB-BTFET is etched into a U-shaped structure. By etching both sides of the silicon body to form vertically plug-in source drain contacts, the source and drain electrodes are plugged into a certain height of the vertical parts of both sides of the U-shaped silicon body. Thereafter, the efficient area of the band-to-band tunneling generation region near the source drain contacts is significantly increased, so as to achieve sensitive ON-state current driving ability. Comparing to the mainstream FinFET technology, lower subthreshold swing, lower static power consumption and Higher Ion−Ioff ratio can be achieved.

9 May 2023 in ACS Applied Electronic Materials
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XLXi Liu
Xi Liu
MLMengmeng Li
Mengmeng Li
SZShouqiang Zhang
Shouqiang Zhang
XJXiaoshi Jin
Xiaoshi Jin

5 May 2014 in International Journal of Numerical Modelling: Electronic Networks, Devices and Fields
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XLXi Liu
Xi Liu
JXJin Xiao‐Shi
Jin Xiao‐Shi
RCRongyan Chuai
Rongyan Chuai
LJLee Jong‐Ho
Lee Jong‐Ho

9 June 2023 in ACS Omega
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XJXiaoshi Jin
Xiaoshi Jin
XYXiangyu Yuan
Xiangyu Yuan
SZShouqiang Zhang
Shouqiang Zhang
MLMengmeng Li
Mengmeng Li
XLXi Liu
Xi Liu
A complementary doped source-based reconfigurable Schottky diode (CDS-RSD) is proposed for the first time. Unlike other types of reconfigurable devices that have source and drain (S/D) regions with the same material, this has a complementary doped source region as well as a metal silicide drain region. Compared to three-terminal reconfigurable transistors, which have both the program gate and control gate, the proposed CDS-RSD does not have a control gate but only a program gate for reconfiguration operation. The drain electrode of the CDS-RSD is not only the output terminal of the current signal but also the input terminal of the voltage signal. Therefore, it is a reconfigurable diode based on high Schottky barriers for both the conduction band and valence band of silicon, which formed on the interface between the silicon and drain electrode. Therefore, the CDS-RSD can be regarded as the simplification of the reconfigurable field effect transistor structure on the premise of retaining the reconfigurable function. The simplified CDS-RSD is more suitable for the improvement of logic gate circuit integration. A brief manufacture process is also proposed. The device performance has been verified through device simulation. The performance of the CDS-RSD as a single-device two-input equivalence logic gate has also been investigated.