Abstract
We present a vertical gate-all-around Si nanowire (SiNW) metal–oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistor with high- \(\kappa \) dielectric and TiN metal gate. The process flow is fully compatible with CMOS technologies. SiNWs are fabricated by deep Si reactive ion etching, gate-stack is formed by atomic layer deposition, and metal salicide is utilized as drain contact. The fabricated p-type gate-all-around SiNW metal–oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistors that have a gate length of 320 nm exhibit excellent characteristics with \(I_\mathrm{{\scriptstyle ON}}\) /I \(_\mathrm{{\scriptstyle OFF}}\) > \(10^{4}\) , subthreshold slope of 87 mV/decade, and 25 mV/V of drain-induced barrier lowering. Low-temperature characteristics are also presented. The demonstrated devices have potential applications in novel low-power logic circuits and as selection transistors for \(4F^{2}\) cross-point memory cells.
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