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A Doping-Dependent Subthreshold Current Model for Short-Channel Symmetric Double-Gate (DG) MOSFETs

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In this paper, a subthreshold current model for the uniformly doped short-channel symmetric double-gate (DG) MOSFET is presented to understand the behavior of the device in the subthreshold regime. Parabolic potential approximation has been used to obtain the channel potential of the device by solving the two dimensional Poisson's equation. The diffusion current equation is then utilized to model the subthreshold current of the device. The effect of volume inversion in the relatively low-doped DG-MOS devices is also included in the present model. The model results are validated by comparing with the simulation data obtained by using the commercially available ATLAS Device Simulator. The present model shows a reasonably good accuracy of the subthreshold current for a wide range of device parameters and drain voltages.

Keywords: DRIFT-DIFFUSION CARRIER TRANSPORTATION; PARABOLIC POTENTIAL APPROXIMATION; SUBTHRESHOLD CURRENT; SYMMETRIC DG MOSFET

Document Type: Research Article

Publication date: 01 April 2010

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