Raskin, Jean-Pierre
(2005)
Wideband characterization and simulation of advanced MOS devices for RF applications.
In: Gallium Arsenide applications symposium. GAAS 2005, 3-7 ottobre 2005, Parigi.
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Abstract
Multiple-gate SOI MOSFETs are potential
candidates for achieving the performance expectations of the
International Roadmap of the Semiconductor Industry
Association. In this paper, experimental and simulation
analyses have been carried out to compare the analog/RF
performance of single and multi-gates SOI MOSFETs using the
commercially available 3-D numerical simulator, SILVACO.
Their characteristics were analyzed in DC and AC regimes
from subthreshold region to strong inversion and saturation
region. In both regimes, the advantages and limitations of the
multiple-gate devices over the single gate structure with
channel length scaling well below 100 nm are discussed for
high frequency analog applications.
Abstract
Multiple-gate SOI MOSFETs are potential
candidates for achieving the performance expectations of the
International Roadmap of the Semiconductor Industry
Association. In this paper, experimental and simulation
analyses have been carried out to compare the analog/RF
performance of single and multi-gates SOI MOSFETs using the
commercially available 3-D numerical simulator, SILVACO.
Their characteristics were analyzed in DC and AC regimes
from subthreshold region to strong inversion and saturation
region. In both regimes, the advantages and limitations of the
multiple-gate devices over the single gate structure with
channel length scaling well below 100 nm are discussed for
high frequency analog applications.
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