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Abstract
In this noteworthy paper, we present a novel and comprehensive investigation into the optimization of performance parameters for the conventional U-Gate III-V line TFET through TCAD simulation. Our unprecedented threefold optimization strategy encompasses multiple facets, marking a significant contribution to the field. Firstly, in our pursuit of enhancing OFF current performance, we implemented a pioneering approach by employing a highly doped p
+
-pocket, effectively suppressing parasitic corner tunneling and resulting in a remarkable 258.14-fold improvement in OFF current. Secondly, we embark on another unexplored avenue in conventional U-Gate TFET by implementing the negative capacitance (NC) effect into it. The NC implementation leads to substantial improvements in ON current and subthreshold swing (SS), with an impressive 4.176-fold enhancement in I
ON
/I
OFF
and a 2.151-fold reduction in average subthreshold swing (AVSS) (from 33.26 mV/dec to 15.46 mV/dec) compared to the conventional design. In the third and final stage of our optimization strategy, we efficiently combine the benefits of p
+
-pocket doping and NC implementation. By doing this, we simultaneously enhance the OFF current (improved by 226.91 times), ON current (improved by 1.92 times), I
ON
/I
OFF
ratio (enhanced by 435.55 times), and AVSS (improved by an outstanding 2.861 times, from 33.48 mV/dec to 11.7 mV/dec), demonstrating the effectiveness of our holistic approach. This comprehensive study sets a new benchmark for U-Gate III-V line TFET optimization, paving the way for advanced applications in low-power digital circuits.
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The IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology is devoted to the publication of manuscripts of archival value in the general area of nanotechnology, which is rapidly emerging as one of the fastest growing and most promising new technological developments for the next generation and beyond.