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Performance Improvement of Ballistic Double-Gate Devices and Design Trade-Offs
We performed 2D quantum-mechanical simulations of double-gate devices with drift-diffusion and ballistic transport models, investigating the performance improvement that may derive from a scattering-free transport. Device performance and trade-offs are analyzed for channel length from 30 to 8 nm