A. Razavieh, V. Mahajan, W. L. Oo, S. Cimino, S. Khokale, K. Nagahiro, L. Pantisano, T. Ethirajan, J. Lemon, M. Gu, Y. Chen, H. Wang, T. H. Lee
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FinFET with Contact over Active-Gate for 5G Ultra-Wideband Applications
FinFET with contact over active-gate (COAG) is implemented on 12nm node technology platform to optimize the Maximum Oscillation Frequency $(F_{MAX})$) and the Minimum Noise Figure $(NF_{MIN}$ for devices with large fin numbers. This study shows that proposed COAG design can reduce the gate resistance of the 40-fin device by ~ 10- fold, while improving the $F_{MAX}$ by ~ 180% with comparable reliability performance to traditional FinFETs. Excellent DC and RF performances with $NF_{MIN}$ of 0.6dB at 26GHz and 3dB improvement in NF with $50\mathrm{Q}$ source impedance $(NF_{50}$) over the 5-26GHz frequency range makes large fin number COAG FinFET an excellent candidate for variety of 5G sub-6GHz and mmWave applications in which high $\mathrm{F}_{\mathrm{MAX}}$ and low noise are critical.