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Random Telegraph Signal Noise in Gate-All-Around Si-FinFET With Ultranarrow Body

Authors: Lim, Y.F.; Xiong, Y.Z.; Singh, N.; Yang, R.; Jiang, Y.; Chan, D.S.H.; Loh, W.Y.; +4 Authors

Random Telegraph Signal Noise in Gate-All-Around Si-FinFET With Ultranarrow Body

Abstract

For the first time, the random telegraph signal (RTS) and its corresponding flicker noise (1/f) were investigated in gate-all-around p-type Si-FinFETs. For a device with gate width of ~ 100 nm (fin height) and length of ~ 200 nm, the typical RTS capture/emission time constants were ~ 0.1-1 ms. Very large RTS amplitudes (DeltaId/Id up to 25%) were observed, which is an effect attributable to the extreme device scaling and/or interface quality of FinFETs. The estimated scattering coefficients (alpha~10-12-10-13 ) are found to be higher than typical values obtained from MOSFETs. These findings demonstrate the relevance of RTS for FinFET operation

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Gate-all-around (GAA), FinFET, 610, Flicker (1/f) noise, Noise, Random telegraph signals (RTS), 620

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