Abstract
At the nanoscale, random distribution of impurities causes pronounced device-to-device variability (DDV) in short-channel transistors. This study investigates quantum transport with multiple-impurity scattering in silicon nanoFETs as a function of channel length, doping concentration, and doping profile. The results reveal the microscopic physics of DDV and provide insight for rectifying it, to yield better electronics.
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