High-performance modified Schottky barrier (MSB) FinFET with 25-nm channel length and fully silicided source/drain (S/D) is proposed for the first time. Using an implant-to-silicide technique, an ultrashort and defect-free S/D extension can be formed at temperature as low as 600 /spl deg/C. The MSB FinFET exhibits better current-voltage characteristics than those of published Schottky barrier devices and FinFETs. With 4-nm-thick gate oxide, the I/sub on//I/sub off/ current ratio higher than 10/sup 9/ is achieved. The subthreshold swing of 25-nm and 49-nm MSB FinFETs is 83 and 64.5 mV/dec at room temperature. The advantage of low thermal budget relaxes the thermal stability issue for metal gate/high-/spl kappa/ dielectric integration. It is believed that the proposed MSB FinFET would be a very promising nano device.
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