We reveal that the MOVPE-based gas-phase doping can yield lower arsenic diffusion constant and lower leakage current n+/p junctions in Ge compared with conventional ion-implantation doping. Thus, the gas-phase doping is quite effective for realizing high-performance Ge n-channel MOSFETs. By using gas-phase doping for source/drain junction formation, the (100) GeO2/Ge nMOSFETs have achieved high electron mobility of 1020 cm2/V·s while maintaining low junction leakage current and high Ion/Ioffratio of 105. Furthermore, the (110) GeO2/Ge nMOSFETs have also shown high electron mobility and high Ion/Ioffratio.
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