Akito Suzuki, Takanobu Watanabe, Y. Kamakura, T. Kamioka
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Full-scale whole device EMC/MD simulation of Si nanowire transistor including source and drain regions by utilizing graphic processing units
We have realized the full-scale whole device EMC/MD simulation including source and drain regions by utilizing graphic processing unit. The transfer characteristic of a gate-all-around nanowire Si MOSFET is simulated by reproducing the field effect of the surrounding gate electrode with spreading charged particles on the gate insulator layer. We have found an appreciable impact of the random dopant distribution (RDF) in source and drain regions on the drain current variability. Furthermore, the dynamic fluctuation of the drain current is found to be increase as the channel length decreases. The EMC/MD simulation powered by GPU is a useful method to investigate the dynamic fluctuation as well as the statistical device-to-device variability of nano-scale FETs.