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Synergistic impact of parametric variation and gate misalignment on gate-oxide stacked junctionless MOSFETs for biosensing applications
This study proposes a novel dielectrically modulated, junctionless, double-gated FET biosensor featuring gate oxide stack engineering and misaligned gates for label-free biomolecule detection. Detection is based on changes in the electrical properties induced by biomolecule immobilization. The ON current sensitivity of the proposed device is evaluated by varying the dielectric constant and charge density of the biomolecules. The impact of gate misalignment on ON current and percentage ON current sensitivity is analysed for different dielectric and charge conditions. Additional parameters such as gate oxide material and cavity height are also investigated for their influence on sensitivity. Furthermore, the influence of dielectric constant variations on ON current for various percentage gate misalignments at VDS values of 0.5 V and 1.5 V is also discussed. All simulations and analyses were performed using the ATLAS Technology Computer-Aided Design (TCAD) device simulator to establish a comprehensive design framework that can guide future experimental development.
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