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Design of GAA Nanosheet Ferroelectric Area Tunneling FET and Its Significance with DC/RF Characteristics Including
Narasimhulu Thoti1,2,3, Yiming Li4,5,6,7,8
1Parallel Scientific Computing Laboratory, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, 300, Taiwan.
Abstract:
This work reports an emerging structure of gate-all-around ferroelectric area tunneling field-effect transistor (FATFET) by considering ferroelectric and a n-epitaxial layer enveloped around the overlapped region of the source and channel to succeed with complete area of tunneling probability. To accomplish this, ferroelectric ([Formula: see text]) is exploited and modeled to boost the FATFET performance through internal-voltage ([Formula: see text]) amplification. The corresponding modeling approach to estimate the ferroelectric parameters along with [Formula: see text] calculations of the metal-ferroelectric-insulator (MFIS) option through capacitance equivalent method is addressed. Using these options the proposed device outperforms effectively in delivering superior DC and RF performance among possible options of the [Formula: see text] ferroelectric TFETs. The significance of proposed design is examined with recently reported ferroelectric TFETs. Our results show 10-time advancement on the [Formula: see text], reduced steep or average subthreshold swing (< 25 mV/dec), frequencies higher than 150 GHz, and insignificant to linearity deviations at low bias points. Furthermore, 2-order reduction in energy efficiency is succeeded with the proposed design environment.
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