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Advanced device structure for aggressively scaled MOSFETs
In this paper, we present our recent research work on device structures in the 10 nm scale. Considering the short channel immunity in the nanoscale regime, the fully-depleted SOI structures, including double-gate structures and FinFETs, have been selected. The optimum device structures have been discussed in terms of short channel effect, low power, and device characteristic fluctuations. The idea of "body-effect conscious" device design is proposed.