Laboratory for Emerging Electronic Devices (LEED)
The Laboratory for Emerging Electronic Devices (LEED) group led by Dr. Brajendra Singh Sengar in Electronics and Communication Engineering at NIT Srinagar. We have been working on Optoelectronic Devices, photovoltaics devices, HEMT devices, and Nanoelectronics. LEED group is actively involved in the simulation and fabrication of devices for solar cells, photodetector, and bio-chemical sensing.
Following are the thrust areas of our research:
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Simulation of semiconductor devices
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Integrated Optoelectronics
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Device Fabrication
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Photovoltaic devices for indoor application
Bright and inspired candidates, having a background in Electronics/ Materials Science/ Electrical Engineering/ Energy Sciences/ equivalent are ideally suitable for and thus strongly encouraged to apply to the LEED research group.
Recent Highlights
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[Solar Cells] Shazia Akhtar Dar, and Brajendra Singh Sengar, "Optimization and Performance Analysis of Inorganic Lead-Free CsSnBr3 Perovskite Solar Cells Using Diverse Electron Transport Materials." ACS Energy & Fuels (2024).
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[Solar Cells] Shazia Akhtar Dar, and Brajendra Singh Sengar, "Analysis of Lead Free CsSnBr3 based Perovskite Solar cells utilizing Numerical Modeling." Physica Scripta (2024).
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[Solar Cells] Sarita Manjhi, Gaurav Siddharth, Sushil K Pandey, Brajendra S. Sengar, Praveen Dwivedi, Vivek Garg, "Unveiling the Potential of Bismuth Oxy-Iodide (BiOI)-Based Photovoltaic Device for Indoor Light Harvesting", IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices (2023).
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[Transistors] Deepak Singh, Brajendra S. Sengar, Praveen Dwivedi, and Vivek Garg, "Comparative Analysis of Gate Structure Dependent FET-Based Biosensor" Materials Today Communications (2023).