We have proposed and simulated a new 10-nm and sub-10 nm n-MOSFET that has a recessed channel and asymmetric source/drain Schottky Contacts (RASC MOSFETs). The recessed channel can effectively suppress short-channel effects, and the asymmetric source/drain contacts in which a higher Schottky barrier at the source contact can yield smaller off-state current while a lower Schottky barrier at the drain can yield larger on-state current. The simulated results show that the device can exhibit an on/off ratio as high as 106and an on-state current of 393 μA/μm with a supply voltage of 1.0 V. Furthermore, the parameters of RASC MOSFETs are rather insensitive to size variations. These characteristics make the 10-nm or even sub-10 nm transistors potentially suitable for logic and memory applications.
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