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  • Capacitance of a silicon line

    carbon9

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    Updated: Oct 19, 2024
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    Dear all,

    I'm to calculate the (static or dynamic) capacitance of a silicon wire shown in the Figure below. When a bias is applied to the metal electrodes, a current passes through the silicon wire. And by using Suprem, I can calculate the 3-D charge density inside the silicon wire, say rho(r) where r is the 3-D position vector.

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    Now, I want to calculate the capacitance of the wire as a function of rho(r). Could you please give an idea?

    Regards,
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