A physics-based dc compact model for SOI tunnel field-effect transistors (TFETs) has been developed in this paper utilizing Landauer approach. The important transistor electrical parameters, i.e., threshold voltageVth, charge in the channelQ, gate capacitanceCG, drain currentIDS,subthreshold swingS, transconductancegm, and output conductancegDS,have been modeled. The model predicts the low subthreshold swing values (less than 60 mV/dec) observed in TFETs and shows a good match with the technology computer aided design (TCAD) results. Model validation was carried out using TCAD simulation for different TFET structures with abrupt junctions, i.e., 40-nm Si nTFET and pTFET, a 0.4-μm Si nTFET, and a 40-nm Ge nTFET. The compact model predictions are in good agreement with the TCAD simulation results.
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