Everton M. Silva , Renan Trevisoli , Rodrigo T. Doria
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Abstract
This paper analyzes through 3D numerical simulations the effective channel length (LEFF) of Junctionless Nanowire Transistors (JNT) through the gate capacitance (CGG) of the devices for different drain-to-source voltages (VDS) and compares the results with a theoretical approach. In this case, there is a phenomenon of intersection through the CGG curves for high VDS bias (between 0.5 V and 1 V) that indicates the pinch-off regime of the JNTs. The LEFF extraction has been done from the extrapolation of the gate capacitance in the pinch-off regime as a function of the device’s channel length (LMASK), for different LMASK and source and drain lengths (LSD) for structures with lateral spacer and different doping concentrations, showing that LEEF increases ∼ 6 nm and presents a relationship with VDS bias and doping concentration. Finally, one comparison with the theoretical equation was done, showing that the method is a good way to extract or even estimate the effective channel length of the experimental devices.
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