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Intrinsic voltage gain of Line-TFETs and comparison with other TFET and MOSFET architectures

Authors: P. G. D. Agopian; J. A. Martino; R. Rooyackers; A. Vandooren; E. Simoen; A. Thean; C. Claeys;

Intrinsic voltage gain of Line-TFETs and comparison with other TFET and MOSFET architectures

Abstract

In this work the intrinsic voltage gain (AV) is for the first time experimentally analyzed for a planar Line-TFETs and its performance is compared with different MOSFET and point TFET architectures (FinFET and GAA:Gate-All-Around) at both room and high temperatures. The Line-TFET shows a much better intrinsic voltage gain than all studied MOSFET devices (FinFET and GAA). However, when it is compared to other TFET structures, Line-TFETs show a worse AV. Besides the AV, a higher on-state current was obtained for Line-TFETs, which leads to a good compromise for analog application.

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