• four-state sub-12-nm fets employing lattice-matched ii–vi barrier layers

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    • تاریخ ارائه: 1392/07/24
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     three-state behavior has been demonstrated in si and ingaas field-effect transistors (fets) when two layers of cladded quantum dots (qds), such as sio x -cladded si or geo x -cladded ge, are assembled on the thin tunnel gate insulator. this paper describes fet structures that have the potential to exhibit four states. these structures include: (1) quantum dot gate (qdg) fets with dissimilar dot layers, (2) quantum dot channel (qdc) with and without qdg layers, (3) spatial wavefunction switched (sws) fets with multiple coupled quantum well channels, and (4) hybrid sws–qdc structures having multiple drains/sources. four-state fets enable compact low-power novel multivalued logic and two-bit memory architectures. furthermore, we show that the performance of these fets can be enhanced by the incorporation of ii–vi nearly lattice-matched layers in place of gate oxides and quantum well/dot barriers or claddings. lattice-matched high-energy gap layers cause reduction in interface state density and control of threshold voltage variability, while providing a higher dielectric constant than sio2. simulations involving self-consistent solutions of the poisson and schrödinger equations, and transfer probability rate from channel (well or dot layer) to gate (qd layer) are used to design sub-12-nm fets, which will aid the design of multibit logic and memory cells.

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