21ESKEC001 Aakash Yadav 21ESKEC002 Aarohi Malsaria 21ESKEC003 Abhay Raj Shukla 21ESKEC004 Abhijeet Agarwal 21ESKEC005 Abhijeet Giri

SWAMI KESHVANAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, M&G, JAIPUR
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
Assignment -1
SET-1
Year: III yr Session: 2023-24
Semester: VI Semester Course: NE (6EC5-12)
S.N. Question Roll no. Name

1 Calculate Density of states per unit volume with energies
between 0 to 1 ev 21ESKEC001 Aakash Yadav
2 Calculate the temperature at which there is 1% probability 21ESKEC002 Aarohi Malsaria

that a state 0.30ev below the fermi energy level will not
contain an electron 21ESKEC003 Abhay Raj Shukla
3 Calculate volume of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT)
21ESKEC004 Abhijeet Agarwal
has a diameter of 1 nanometer (nm) and a length of 1000
nanometers assuming a density of 1.3 grams per cubic 21ESKEC005 Abhijeet Giri
centimeter .
4 Consider a sheet of graphene with dimensions 10nm×10nm.
The electrical resistivity of graphene is 10−6Ω⋅m. Calculate the
resistance of the graphene sheet when a current of 1mA is
passed through it.
5 A FinFET transistor has a gate length (L) of 40 nm, a fin width
(W) of 12 nm, and a gate oxide thickness (tox) of 1.5 nm. The
relative permittivity (ε) of the gate oxide material is 4.2.
Calculate the gate capacitance (Cg) of the FinFET.
Assignment -1
SET-2
S.N. Question Roll no Name

1 1. Calculate Density of states per unit volume with energies
between 0 to 5 ev
2 Calculate the energy in terms of KT & Ef at which the
difference the boltezmann approx. and the fermi dirac
function is 5% of the fermi function 21ESKEC007 Abhishek Kumar
3 Calculate volume of single-walled carbon nanotube 21ESKEC008 Aditya Rawat
(SWCNT) has a diameter of 1 nanometer (nm) and a length 21ESKEC012 Ameen Zehra
of 1000 nanometers assuming a density of 2.5 grams per
21ESKEC013 Anmol Gupta
cubic centimeter.
21ESKEC014 Anupam Jain
4 Case Study-Near equilibrium Transport in Graphene its
fundamentals and applications
5 A FinFET transistor has a gate length (L) of 30 nm, a fin

width (W) of 10 nm, and a gate oxide thickness (tox) of 2
nm. The relative permittivity (ε) of the gate oxide material
is 3.9. Calculate the gate capacitance (Cg) of the FinFET.
Assignment -1
SET-3

1 Calculate the energy in terms of KT & Ef at which the
21ESKEC015 Arsh Lakhwal
difference the boltezmann approx. and the fermi dirac
function is 5% of the fermi function 21ESKEC016 Aryan Birla
2 Calculate scaling parameters reduced by 30% (W=0.7, L=0.7, 21ESKEC017 Aryan Sharma
Tox=0.7, VDD=0.7, VT=0.7)For following parameters-Area,
21ESKEC019 Bhavesh Agarwal
Gate Capacetance,Current,Delay,Power Consumption
21ESKEC020 Chirag Gurnani
passed through it.
nanometers assuming a density of 1.5 grams per cubic
centimeter.

Assignment -1
SET-4

1 Calculate the energy in terms of KT & Ef at which the Deepanshu
difference the boltezmann approx. and the fermi dirac 21ESKEC021 Khandelwal
function is 5% of the fermi function
2 Determine the energies for which the probability of 21ESKEC022 Devang Joshi
occupancy at 300K are 0.99 and 0.01 where Fermi level in K is
2.1ev 21ESKEC023 Dishika Sharma
3 The wave function of 3s electron is given by
21ESKEC024 Diya Sharma
21ESKEC026 Hardik Sharma

It has a node at r = r0. Find the relation between r0 and a0.
4 Calculate surface area of single-walled carbon nanotube

(SWCNT) has a diameter of 1 nanometer (nm) and a length of
1000 nanometers assuming a density of 1.3 grams per cubic
centimeter.
5 Consider a one-dimensional periodic lattice with lattice
constant a=0.5 nm. Calculate the length of the first Brillouin
zone.
Assignment -1
SET-5

1 Calculate scaling parameters reduced by 30% (W=0.7, L=0.7,
Tox=0.7, VDD=0.7, VT=0.7)For following parameters-Area, 21ESKEC027 Himanshu Agarwal
2 Determine the Probability that an energy level 4KT above the 21ESKEC030 Jai Kumar Bisaria
fermi energy is occupied by an electron at T=300K 21ESKEC031 Jai Prakash Anand
3 A 1.00 g marble is constrained to roll inside a tube of length L 21ESKEC033 Karan Sharma
= 1.00 cm. The tube is capped at both ends.

21ESKEC034 Karishma Kumawat
Modelling this as a one-dimensional infinite square well,
determine the value of the quantum number n if the marble
is initially given an energy of 1.00 mJ.

centimeter.
zone.
Assignment -1
SET-6

1 The fermi energy is 0.25ev below the C.B.the value of Nc for Si at
T=300K is Nc=2.8*1019 cm-3 Calculate the probability that a state in 21ESKEC035 Khushi Rajawat
C.B. is occupied by an electron and calculate the thermal
equilibrium electron concentration in Si at T=300K 21ESKEC038 Lovesh Chhabra
Tox=0.9, VDD=0.7, VT=0.7)For following parameters-Area, Gate 21ESKEC039 Manav Singh
Capacetance,Current,Delay,Power Consumption
21ESKEC040 Mohit Ramnani
3 Calculate surface area of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT)
21ESKEC041 Naman Tak
nanometers assuming a density of 2.5 grams per cubic centimeter.
4 Case Study-Near equilibrium Transport in Graphene its
fundamentals and applications
5 A FinFET transistor has a gate length (L) of 40 nm, a fin width (W) of
12 nm, and a gate oxide thickness (tox) of 1.5 nm. The relative
permittivity (ε) of the gate oxide material is 4.2. Calculate the gate
capacitance (Cg) of the FinFET.
Assignment -1
SET-7

1 solving the Schrödinger equation for a particle in a box. We'll
use the same scenario with a one-dimensional box of length a 21ESKEC042 Nandani Khandelwal
and the potential V(x)=0 for 0<x<a.
2 Consider 1 D System with L=1 nm, m=9.11×10−31 kg and 21ESKEC043 Navneet Kaur
calculate the density of states at an energy E=1 eV 21ESKEC046 Omisha Pareek

has a diameter of 1 nanometer (nm) and a length of 1000 21ESKEC047 Piyush Yadav
21ESKEC049 Rahul Kumawat
centimeter.
passed through it.
Assignment -1
SET-8

1 Consider 1 D System with L=1 nm, m=9.11×10−31 kg and
21ESKEC050 Raj Tiwari
calculate the density of states at an energy E=1 eV
2 The fermi energy is 0.25ev below the C.B.the value of Nc for 21ESKEC051 Ravi Kumar
Si at T=300K is Nc=2.8*1019 cm-3 Calculate the probability that
a state in C.B. is occupied by an electron and calculate the 21ESKEC052 Rohan Raj
thermal equilibrium electron concentration in Si at T=300K
21ESKEC054 Ruchi Singh
3 Calculate mass of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT)
has a diameter of 1 nanometer (nm) and a length of 1000 21ESKEC056 Sanyam Bhura

centimeter.

passed through it.
zone.
Assignment -1
SET-9

1 Consider 1 D System with L=2 nm, m=9.11×10−31 kg and
calculate the density of states at an energy E=1 eV 21ESKEC057 Satvik Priyadarshi
2 solving the Schrödinger equation for a particle in a box. We'll
use the same scenario with a one-dimensional box of length a 21ESKEC058 Satyam Singh Sengar
and the potential V(x)=0 for 0<x<a.
3 Calculate surface area of single-walled carbon nanotube 21ESKEC059 Saurabh Mishra
(SWCNT) has a diameter of 1 nanometer (nm) and a length of
21ESKEC060 Saxam Dixit
1000 nanometers assuming a density of 1.5 grams per cubic
centimeter.
21ESKEC061 Shailendra Rathore
The electrical resistivity of graphene is 10−6Ω⋅m. Calculate
the resistance of the graphene sheet when a current of 2mA
is passed through it.

(W) of 10 nm, and a gate oxide thickness (tox) of 3 nm. The
Assignment -1
SET-10

1 Calculate the density of states D(E) for a 1D free electron gas.
2 Solve the Schrödinger equation for a particle in a box. 21ESKEC062 Shivansh Agarwal
Consider a particle of mass m in a one-dimensional box of
length A Where V(x)=0 for 0<x< a simple example to solve the 21ESKEC063 Shivin Shyam Kasat
Schrödinger equation for a particle in a box.
3 Consider a sheet of graphene with dimensions 10nm×10nm. 21ESKEC064 Shreya Jha
21ESKEC065 Siddharth Meena
passed through it.
21ESKEC066 Snehal Jain
4 Calculate mass of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT)
centimeter.
zone.
Assignment -1
SET-11

1 Solve the Schrödinger equation for a particle in a box.
21ESKEC068 Tariq Abdul Ghani
Consider a particle of mass m in a one-dimensional box of
length A Where V(x)=0 for 0<x< a simple example to solve the 21ESKEC069 Ujjawal Sharma
Schrödinger equation for a particle in a box. 21ESKEC070 Vanshaj Kataria

2 A 1.00 g marble is constrained to roll inside a tube of length L
21ESKEC071 Varun Mathur
= 1.00 cm. The tube is capped at both ends. Modelling this as
21ESKEC072 Vibhansh Jain
a one-dimensional infinite square well, determine the value
of the quantum number n if the marble is initially given an
energy of 1.00 mJ.

centimeter.

Tox=0.7, VDD=0.7, VT=0.7)For following parameters-Area,
Assignment -1
SET-12

1 Determine the energies for which the probability of
21ESKEC073 Vijay Jangid
occupancy at 300K are 0.99 and 0.01 where Fermi level
in K is 2.1ev
21ESKEC074 Vikram Pal
2 Solve the Schrödinger equation for a particle in a box.
Consider a particle of mass m in a one-dimensional box 21ESKEC075 Vishal Kumar
of length A Where V(x)=0 for 0<x< a simple example to
solve the Schrödinger equation for a particle in a box. 21ESKEC300 Jatin Bhagtani
3 Calculate scaling parameters reduced by 30% (W=0.7,
L=0.7, Tox=0.7, VDD=0.7, VT=0.7)For following 21ESKEC301 Nitin Nagar
parameters-Area, Gate
Capacetance,Current,Delay,Power Consumption 22ESKEC200 Arooja Hassan
4 Calculate surface area of single-walled carbon
nanotube (SWCNT) has a diameter of 1 nanometer (nm)
and a length of 1000 nanometers assuming a density of
1.3 grams per cubic centimeter.
5 A 1.00 g marble is constrained to roll inside a tube of

length L = 1.00 cm. The tube is capped at both ends.
Modelling this as a one-dimensional infinite square well,
determine the value of the quantum number n if the
marble is initially given an energy of 1.00 mJ.

21ESKEC001 Aakash Yadav 21ESKEC002 Aarohi Malsaria 21ESKEC003 Abhay Raj Shukla 21ESKEC004 Abhijeet Agarwal 21ESKEC005 Abhijeet Giri

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SWAMI KESHVANAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, M&G, JAIPUR

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Year: III yr Session: 2023-24

Semester: VI Semester Course: NE (6EC5-12)

S.N. Question Roll no. Name

2 Calculate the temperature at which there is 1% probability 21ESKEC002 Aarohi Malsaria

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3 Calculate volume of single-walled carbon nanotube 21ESKEC008 Aditya Rawat

5 A FinFET transistor has a gate length (L) of 30 nm, a fin

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5 A FinFET transistor has a gate length (L) of 40 nm, a fin width

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21ESKEC026 Hardik Sharma

4 Calculate surface area of single-walled carbon nanotube

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fermi energy is occupied by an electron at T=300K 21ESKEC031 Jai Prakash Anand

= 1.00 cm. The tube is capped at both ends.

4 Calculate volume of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT)

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calculate the density of states at an energy E=1 eV 21ESKEC046 Omisha Pareek

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nanometers assuming a density of 1.3 grams per cubic

4 Consider a sheet of graphene with dimensions 15nm×15nm.

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5 A FinFET transistor has a gate length (L) of 40 nm, a fin width

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Schrödinger equation for a particle in a box. 21ESKEC070 Vanshaj Kataria

3 Calculate volume of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT)

4 Calculate scaling parameters reduced by 30% (W=0.7, L=0.7,

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5 A 1.00 g marble is constrained to roll inside a tube of

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