Young‐Kyun Cho, S. Kwon, Hee-Bum Jung, Jongdae Kim
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High performance power MOSFETs with strained-Si channel
To improve a current drivability and an on-resistance characteristic of the high voltage MOSFET, we propose a novel power MOSFET employing a strained-Si channel structure. A 20nm thick strained-Si low field channel NMOSFET with a 0.75/spl mu/m thick Si/sub 0.8/Ge/sub 0.2/ buffer layer improved the drive current by 20% with a 25% reduction in on-resistance compared with conventional Si channel high voltage NMOSFET, while suppressing breakdown voltage and subthreshold slope characteristic degradation by 6% and 8% respectively. Also, the strained-Si high voltage NMOSFET improved the transconductance by 28% and 52% at linear and saturation regime.