S. Takagi, M. Kim, M. Noguchi, S. Ji, K. Nishi, M. Takenaka
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Abstract
We have demonstrated high performance operation of planar-type tunnel field-effect transistors (TFETs) using Ge/ III-V materials. Tensile strain in Si channels combined with the Ge source can enhance the tunneling current because of the reduced effective bandgap. The fabricated Ge/sSOI (1.1 %) TFETs show high Ion/Ioff ratio over 107 and steep minimum subthreshold slope (SS) of 28 mV/dec. It is found that Ion and SS are improved by positive back bias. We have also demonstrated the operation of high Ion/Ioff and low SS planar-type InGaAs Tunnel FETs with Zn-diffused source junctions. Solid-phase Zn diffusion can realize steep-profile and defect-less p+/n source junctions. The small S.S. of 64 mV/dec and large Ion/Ioff ratio over 106 have been realized in the planar-type III-V TFETs.