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Improved vertical MOSFET performance using an epitaxial channel and stacked silicon-insulator structure

Improved vertical MOSFET performance using an epitaxial channel and stacked silicon-insulator structure
Improved vertical MOSFET performance using an epitaxial channel and stacked silicon-insulator structure
A vertical MOSFET (VMOST) incorporating an epitaxial channel and a drain junction in a stacked silicon-insulator structure is presented. In this device structure, an oxide layer near the drain junction edge (referred to as a junction stop) acts as a dopant diffusion barrier and consequently a shallow drain junction is formed to suppress short channel effects. To investigate the scalability of this device, a simulation study in the sub-100 nm regime calibrated to measured results on the fabricated devices is carried out. The use of an epitaxial channel delivers 50% higher drive current due to the higher mobility of the retrograde channel and the junction stop structure delivers improvements of threshold voltage roll-off and drain-induced barrier lowering compared with a conventional VMOST
field effect devices, scanning electron microscopy, semiconductor device characterization
0268-1242
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Uchino, T.
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Gili, E.
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Tan, L.
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Buiu, O.
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Hall, S.
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Ashburn, P.
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Tan, L.
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Buiu, O.
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Uchino, T., Gili, E., Tan, L., Buiu, O., Hall, S. and Ashburn, P. (2012) Improved vertical MOSFET performance using an epitaxial channel and stacked silicon-insulator structure. Semiconductor Science and Technology, 27 (6), 1-4. (doi:10.1088/0268-1242/27/6/062002).

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A vertical MOSFET (VMOST) incorporating an epitaxial channel and a drain junction in a stacked silicon-insulator structure is presented. In this device structure, an oxide layer near the drain junction edge (referred to as a junction stop) acts as a dopant diffusion barrier and consequently a shallow drain junction is formed to suppress short channel effects. To investigate the scalability of this device, a simulation study in the sub-100 nm regime calibrated to measured results on the fabricated devices is carried out. The use of an epitaxial channel delivers 50% higher drive current due to the higher mobility of the retrograde channel and the junction stop structure delivers improvements of threshold voltage roll-off and drain-induced barrier lowering compared with a conventional VMOST

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Published date: 8 May 2012
Keywords: field effect devices, scanning electron microscopy, semiconductor device characterization
Organisations: Nanoelectronics and Nanotechnology

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Local EPrints ID: 338230
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/338230
ISSN: 0268-1242
PURE UUID: 577165b1-e9c9-434d-8b10-19425b3b0341

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Date deposited: 14 May 2012 09:08
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 11:03

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Author: T. Uchino
Author: E. Gili
Author: L. Tan
Author: O. Buiu
Author: S. Hall
Author: P. Ashburn

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