论文信息 - Current-drive enhancement limited by carrier velocity saturation in deep-submicrometer fully depleted SOI MOSFETs

Current-drive enhancement limited by carrier velocity saturation in deep-submicrometer fully depleted SOI MOSFETs

Simulations and measurements of SOI MOSFETs are presented with analytical insight to reveal the severe limitation of current-drive enhancement caused by carrier velocity saturation in the deep-submicrometer fully depleted device. For L=0.1 mu m, the enhancement, which tends to result from the suppressed body charge and electric field in the thin-film device, is virtually negated by the velocity saturation driven by the high longitudinal electric field. >

Jerry G. Fossum | S. Krishnan | J. Fossum | S. Krishnan

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