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Device modeling study demonstrates order-of-magnitude improvements in mobility and drive current for core-shell junctionless transistors, suggesting viable downscaling in FD-SOI technology.
The core-shell junctionless MOSFET (CS-JL FET) meets the process requirements of FD-SOI technology. The transistor body comprises a heavily doped ultrathin layer (core linking the source and the drain), located underneath an undoped layer (shell). Drain current, transconductance, and capacitance characteristics demonstrate striking performance improvement compared with conventional junctionless MOSFETs. The addition of the shell results in one order of magnitude higher mobility (peak value), transconductance, and drive current. The doping and thickness of the core can be engineered to achieve a positive threshold voltage for normally-off operation. The CS-JL FET is compatible with back-biasing and downscaling schemes. The physical mechanisms are revealed by emphasizing the roles of the main device parameters.
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