A double-gate tunnel field-effect transistor （DG tunnel FET） has been designed and investigated for various channel materials such as silicon （Si）, gallium arsenide （GaAs）, alminium gallium arsenide （A1xGa1-xAs...A double-gate tunnel field-effect transistor （DG tunnel FET） has been designed and investigated for various channel materials such as silicon （Si）, gallium arsenide （GaAs）, alminium gallium arsenide （A1xGa1-xAs） and CNT using a nano ViDES Device and TCAD SILVACO ATLAS simulator. The proposed devices are com- pared on the basis of inverse subthreshold slope （SS）, ION/IoFF current ratio and leakage current. Using Si as the channel material limits the property to reduce leakage current with scaling of channel, whereas the A1xGa1-xAs based DG tunnel FET provides a better ION/IOFF current ratio （2.51 × 10^6） as compared to other devices keeping the leakage current within permissible limits. The performed silmulation of the CNT based channel in the double-gate tunnel field-effect transistor using the nano ViDES shows better performace for a sub-threshold slope of 29.4 mV/dec as the channel is scaled down. The proposed work shows the potential of the CNT channel based DG tunnel FET as a futuristic device for better switching and high retention time, which makes it suitable for memory based circuits.展开更多
文摘A double-gate tunnel field-effect transistor （DG tunnel FET） has been designed and investigated for various channel materials such as silicon （Si）, gallium arsenide （GaAs）, alminium gallium arsenide （A1xGa1-xAs） and CNT using a nano ViDES Device and TCAD SILVACO ATLAS simulator. The proposed devices are com- pared on the basis of inverse subthreshold slope （SS）, ION/IoFF current ratio and leakage current. Using Si as the channel material limits the property to reduce leakage current with scaling of channel, whereas the A1xGa1-xAs based DG tunnel FET provides a better ION/IOFF current ratio （2.51 × 10^6） as compared to other devices keeping the leakage current within permissible limits. The performed silmulation of the CNT based channel in the double-gate tunnel field-effect transistor using the nano ViDES shows better performace for a sub-threshold slope of 29.4 mV/dec as the channel is scaled down. The proposed work shows the potential of the CNT channel based DG tunnel FET as a futuristic device for better switching and high retention time, which makes it suitable for memory based circuits.
