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MOHAMMAD SALEH N ALNASSAR

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  • msnsaar@qu.edu.sa
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    Scientific qualifications

    • Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (Electronics and Communication Engineering Track) - Qassim University
    • Master of Engineering (Electronic Engineering) - RMIT University
    • Doctor of Philosophy - RMIT University

    Research interests

    • Modeling and simulation of electronic systems components and materials.
    • Engineering education

    Published research

    • Temperature Dependent Electrical Characteristics of Rectifying Graphitic Contacts to p-type Silicon (2018-12-04)
    • Simulation of graphitic contacts to p-type Si using a metal-resistor-semiconductor (M-R-S) model implemented in TCAD (2018-05-01)
    • A Comparison of the Tri-Layer Transmission Line Model and a Finite Element Model for Ohmic Contact Analysis (2018-04-03)
    • Electrical Characterization of Metal Contacts to 4H-SiC Enhanced by Pre-Metallization Surface Treatment (2017-09-28)
    • Circular Cross Kelvin Resistor test structure for low Specific Contact Resistivity (2017-09-28)
    • Improvement of Schottky Power Diode Performance via Electrode Geometry and Surrounding Trenching of the Schottky Contact (2017-09-28)
    • Optimization of Schottky Electrode Geometry (2015-12-25)
    • Low Temperature Formation of Nickel Germanide on Crystalline Germanium (2014-12-25)
    • Investigation of amorphization of germanium using modeling and experimental processes (2013-12-25)

    Teaching materials

    • EE 312
    • EE 419
    • PHYS 131
    • EE 492
    • EE 491

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