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Modeling Asymmetric Operation in Double-Gate Junctionless FETs by Means of Symmetric Devices

Jazaeri, Farzan  
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Barbut, Lucian  
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Sallese, Jean-Michel  
2014
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices

This paper aims to model asymmetric operation in double gate junctionless FETs. Following a rigorous approach, we find that asymmetric operation can be simulated by combining two symmetric junctionless FETs, what we call the virtual symmetric device concept. In addition to the benefits in terms of compactness and coherence, such equivalence is used to develop a complete charge based model for independent double gate junctionless architectures, including mismatch in gate capacitances and material work functions.

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research article
DOI
10.1109/Ted.2014.2361358
Web of Science ID

WOS:000346573600004

Author(s)
Jazaeri, Farzan  
Barbut, Lucian  
Sallese, Jean-Michel  
Date Issued

2014

Publisher

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Published in
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices
Volume

61

Issue

12

Start page

3962

End page

3970

Subjects

Junctionless

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Accumulation

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Double Gate

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FET

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nanowire

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Asymmetric

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compact model

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