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Zeqi Chen1, Jianping Hu1, Hao Ye1
1Faculty of Information Science and Technology, Ningbo University, Ningbo 315211, China.
Abstract:
In this paper, a novel T-channel field effect transistor with three input terminals(Ti-TcFET) is proposed. The channel of a Ti-TcFET consists of horizontal and vertical sections. Thetop gate is above the horizontal channel, while the front gate and back gate are on either side of the vertical channel. The T-shaped channel structure increases the coupling area between the top gate and the front and back gates, which improves the ability of the gate electrodes to control the channel. What's more, it makes the top gate have almost the same control ability for the channel as the front gate and the back gate. This unique structure design brings a unique function in that the device is turned on only when two or three inputs are activated. Silvaco technology computer-aided design (TCAD) simulations are used to verify the current characteristics of the proposed Ti-TcFET. The current characteristics of the device are theoretically analyzed, and the results show that the theoretical analysis agrees with the TCAD simulation results. The proposed Ti-TcFET devices with three input terminals can be used to simplify the complex circuits in a compact style with reduced counts of transistors compared with the traditional complementarymetal-oxide-semiconductor/ fin field-effect transistors (CMOS/FinFETs) with a single inputterminal and thus provides a new idea for future circuit designs.
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