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Two-Parameter Quasi-Ballistic Transport Model for Nanoscale Transistors

Ramya Cuduvally, Prathamesh Dhakras, Phung Nguyen, Harold L. Hughes, Ji Ung Lee

Published 2018-03-21Version 1

We show that by adding only two fitting parameters to a purely ballistic transport model, we can accurately characterize the current-voltage characteristics of nanoscale MOSFETs. The model is an extension to a ballistic model (J. Appl. Phys. 76, 4879 (1994)) and includes transmission probability and the drain-channel coupling capacitor. The latter parameter gives rise to a theoretical RON that is significantly larger than those predicted previously. To validate our model, we fabricated n-channel MOSFETs with varying channel lengths. We show the length dependence of these parameters to support a quasi-ballistic description of our devices.

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