C.A.B. Mori , P.H. Duarte , R.C. Rangel , P.G.D. Agopian , J.A. Martino
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The Dual-Technology FET: nMOS/pTFET in the same device
This work presents for the first time the experimental results of a Dual-Technology FET (DT-FET). DT-FET is a SOI transistor capable of operating either as an n-type MOSFET (nMOS) or a p-type Tunnel-FET (pTFET), depending on the back gate bias and the source/drain bias conditions. It is an extension of the BESOI MOSFET, with the addition of N + at the drain or source region, which results in different physics of operation depending on back the gate bias. For a positive back gate bias the device behaves as an nMOS, while for a negative back gate bias it behaves as a pTFET. The results were compared with 2D simulations, showing that the overall trends are similar.
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