Abstract

Subthreshold swing (SS) in a silicon gate-all-around (GAA) nanowire MOSFET with zero body factor is examined from room temperature (RT) down to 6.5K. SS is 60.3mV/dec at RT and decreases in proportional to temperature (T), but SS tends to saturate below 36K, similar to transistors with non-zero body factor. The reasons for the phenomena are discussed.

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