Abstract
A novel scaling theory for fully depleted pi-gate (ΠG) MOSFETs is presented. The natural length for ΠG MOSFET is obtained by solving the equation of equivalent number of gates (ENG), where the ENG of the ΠG device monitored by the control factor η can be a linear combination of ENGs for both the triple-gate (TG) and quadruple-gate (QG) transistors. Numerical device simulation data for drain-induced barrier lowering (DIBL) were compared to the model to validate the theory. Among the ΠG devices with the same normalized gate extension depth (NGED=tex/tsi) in the buried oxide, one with the largest cross-section will show the worst immunity to DIBL effects due to the smallest ENG and largest natural length. For equivalent short-channel gate controlling capability, the ΠG MOSFET with NGED=0.2 corresponding to the control factor of η=0.49 illustrates an improvement of up to 23% in the minimum effective channel length Lmin when compared to the double-gate (DG) MOSFET.
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