This manuscript presents a pioneering study on enhancing analog and radio frequency performance through the implementation of negative capacitance source pocket double gate tunnel field-effect transistor. By integrating a ferroelectric material into the gate stack and introducing a fully depleted n-type pocket near the source/channel junction, we achieved significant enhancements in key metrics such as ON current (I ON ), switching ratio, subthreshold swing (SS), and various analog/RF parameters like transconductance (g m ), cutoff frequency (f T ) when compared to existing literature. Additionally, we extend our analysis to circuit-level applications such as inverter and 5-stage ring oscillator. Our findings reveal an impressive inverter delay of 1.09 ps with a gain of 104, as well as a ring oscillator operating at a frequency of 500 GHz. These results position the proposed device as an ideal candidate for high-speed, low-power applications.
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