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Vertical MOS-gated pin-diodes: MOS-gated tunneling transistors in Si(100) and Si(111)
Tunneling devices are an interesting alternative to conventional MOS-devices due to their high speed switching capabilities. Recently, it was shown that tunneling transistors based on vertical MOS-gated pin-diodes can be fabricated. The pin-diodes themselves were grown by means of UHV-MBE on highly...
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Published in: | Thin solid films 2000-12, Vol.380 (1), p.154-157 |
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Main Authors: | , , , , |
Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | Tunneling devices are an interesting alternative to conventional MOS-devices due to their high speed switching capabilities. Recently, it was shown that tunneling transistors based on vertical MOS-gated pin-diodes can be fabricated. The pin-diodes themselves were grown by means of UHV-MBE on highly n
+-doped Si(100)-substrates with a 100 nm thick intrinsic channel region. The top contact was formed by the deposition of a highly-doped B δ-layer with a peak doping amount of approximately 10
21 cm
−3 for the necessary abrupt pn-junction and 300-nm p
+-contact region. At a low supply voltage of −0.2 V, a current gain of three orders of magnitude with saturation behavior is achieved
[1]. In the present contribution, we have shown the influence of the amount of B in the δ-layer and of the abruptness of the drain-channel-junction on the transistor behavior. For that, we have discussed the characteristics of MOS-gated pin-diodes on Si(111) with ultra-sharp B δ's with a peak doping amount between 10
20 and 10
21 cm
−3 and a peak width |
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ISSN: | 0040-6090 1879-2731 |
DOI: | 10.1016/S0040-6090(00)01492-9 |