Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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749157 | Solid-State Electronics | 2008 | 7 Pages |
Three level stacked Si nanowires transistors with HfO2/TiN/poly-Si gate all around stacks (transistors called hereafter 3NWG) were processed, thanks to a self-aligned process. A current gain of 4.3 for NMOS and 4.7 for PMOS compared to planar SOI was demonstrated for VD = 1.2 V and VG − VT = 0.8 V, thanks to a 3D integration scheme (stacked and aligned nanowires). Those 3NWG devices revealed a current gain of 4.9 for NMOS and 4.2 for PMOS for VD = 50 mV when getting rid of the access resistance impact. Thanks to capacitance measurements, we found an expected inversion charge gain per plan-view surface of 6.4, highlighting the potentiality of the 3NWG device. The split-CV technique was used to extract electron and hole effective mobilities. The transport in 3NWG (on etched surfaces) was compared to the one in planar SOI devices.