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Comment on 'Germanium electron-hole bilayer tunnel field-effect transistors with a symmetrically arranged double gale'

Padilla de la Torre, José Luis  
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Alper, Cem  
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Gámiz, Francisco
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2015
Semiconductor Science and Technology

In this comment we demonstrate that the inclusion of field--induced quantum confinement effects through appropriate discretization of conduction and valence bands refutes the suitability of a germanium electron--hole bilayer tunnel field-effect transistor with symmetrically arranged gates (W J Jeong et al. 2015, Semiconductor Science and Technology, 30-035021). Delayed alignment of first electron and hole energy subbands in the central gated intrinsic channel region makes the onset of vertical band-to-band tunneling not attainable at low applied voltages for the metal workfunctions used by Jeong et al. Furthermore, quantization effects lead to the appearance of non avoidable parasitic lateral tunneling to the lightly-doped drain-source region (LDD), which grievously degrades the switching behavior reported by Jeong et al.

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