Toward Quantum FinFET PDF

This book reviews a range of quantum phenomena in novel nanoscale transistors called FinFETs, including quantized conductance of 1D transport, single electron effect, tunneling transport, etc. The goal is to create a fundamental bridge between quantum FinFET and nanotechnology to stimulate readers interest in developing new types of semiconductor technology. Although the rapid development of micro-nano fabrication is driving the MOSFET downscaling trend that is evolving from planar channel to nonplanar FinFET, silicon-based CMOS technology is expected to face fundamental limits in the near future. Therefore, new types of nanoscale devices are being investigated aggressively to take advantage of the quantum effect in carrier transport. The quantum confinement effect of FinFET at room temperatures was reported following the breakthrough to sub-10nm scale technology in silicon nanowires. With chapters written by leading scientists throughout the world, Toward Quantum FinFET provides a comprehensive introduction to the field as well as a platform for knowledge sharing and dissemination of the latest advances. As a roadmap to guide further research in an area of increasing importance for the future development of materials science, nanofabrication technology, and nano-electronic devices, the book can be recommended for Physics, Electrical Engineering, and Materials Science departments, and as a reference on micro-nano electronic science and device design.Offers comprehensive coverage of novel nanoscale transistors with quantum confinement effectProvides the keys to understanding the emerging area of the quantum FinFETWritten by leading experts in each research areaDescribes a key enabling technology for research and development of nanofabrication and nanoelectronic devices

A physics-based hot carrier effect model for prediction of FinFETs performance degradation due to the interface state is reported further based on the core model. For future generations of FinFETs, the quantum confinement is becoming more important and is coupled with the widely used strain engineering. Tight binding modeling shows that the Simulation of Quantum Ballistic Transport in …