R. Yan, K. Lee, D. Jeon, Y.O. Kim, B. Park, M. Pinto, C. Rafferty, D. Tennant, E. Westerwick, G. Chin, M. Morris, K. Early, P. Mulgrew, W. Mansfield, R. Watts, A.M. Voshchenkov, J. Bokor, R. Swartz, A. Ourmazd
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High performance 0.1- mu m room temperature Si MOSFETs
The design and implementation of 0.15- mu m-channel N-MOSFETs with very high current drive and good short channel behavior at room temperature are discussed. Measured subthreshold characteristics show a slope of 84 mV/dec and a shift for 75 mV for Delta V/sub ds/=1 V. A peak g/sub m/ of 570 mS/mm was recorded, leading to a unity-current-gain cutoff frequency (f/sub T/) of 89 GHz. Key process steps include the formation of 40-AA gate oxides and sub-500-AA junctions. Vertical doping engineering was used to minimize doping at the surface and beneath the junctions, while maintaining good turn-off characteristics.<>