Abstract

A new 2-D simulation code resolving the Schrödinger and Poisson equations coupled with the ballistic transport equation in double-gate (DG) devices has been developed. The present approach also includes the quantum mechanical tunneling of carriers through the source-to-drain barrier and the wave function penetration in the gate oxide. This code has been used to investigate the operation of DG SOI MOSFETs in the deca–nanometer range (5–20 nm) with ultra-thin gate oxide and film bodies (1.5 nm). The present study particularly emphasizes on the impact of quantum tunneling on the DG SOI MOSFET scaling in terms of short-channel effects, off-state current and subthreshold slope.

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