Presentation 2006/6/26
Study of 30-nm Double-Gate MOSFET with Halo Implantation technology(Session 8A Silicon Devices V)
Yuto MOMMA, Tetsuo ENDOH,
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Abstract(in English) In this paper, the effect of Halo concentration on performance of 30nm gate length Double-Gate MOSFET with 30nm thin body Si is investigated by using two dimensional device simulator. We quantitatively show the dependency of electrical characteristic (subthreshold-slope, threshold voltage: Vth, drivability and leak current: Ion and Ioff) on the Halo concentration. This dependency can be explained by the reasons why the Halo concentration has directly effect on the potential distribution of the body. It is made clear that from viewpoint of body potential control, the design of Halo concentration is key technology for suppressing short-channel effect and improving subthreshold-slope, Ion and Ioff adjusting the Vth.
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Keyword(in English) Double-Gate MOSFET / Halo implantation / Subthreshold-slope(S-factor) / Vth / Body potential
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Title (in English) Study of 30-nm Double-Gate MOSFET with Halo Implantation technology(Session 8A Silicon Devices V)
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Keyword(1) Double-Gate MOSFET
Keyword(2) Halo implantation
Keyword(3) Subthreshold-slope(S-factor)
Keyword(4) Vth
Keyword(5) Body potential
1st Author's Name Yuto MOMMA
1st Author's Affiliation Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University()
2nd Author's Name Tetsuo ENDOH
2nd Author's Affiliation Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University
Date 2006/6/26
Paper # ED2006-102,SDM2006-110
Volume (vol) vol.106
Number (no) 138
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 4
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