Abstract

Typical CMOS inverters suffer from current mismatch of PMOS and NMOS transistors which causes asymmetric behavior of the static CMOS inverter. This mismatch is a result of non-equality of several parameters including mobility and threshold voltage of the PMOSFET and NMOSFET. In this paper we proposed a biaxially strained Si PMOSFET to reduce this mismatch. Also we have studied the parasitic channel in the biaxially strained Si PMOS and proposed a novel approach to eliminate this parasitic channel by increasing SiGe virtual substrate doping. Then the improved device has been used in the CMOS inverter which results in a symmetric output behavior with almost equal t PHL and t PLH of 52 ps and 50 ps, high noise margin (NM H ) and low noise margin (NM L ) of 0.16 V and 0.18 V.

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