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This paper presents a nonlocal model for channel hot electron injection in MOSFETs and nonvolatile memories, which includes a full-band description of optical phonon scattering rates and carrier group velocity. By virtue of its efficient formalism, this model can also include carrier–carrier scattering, which has a marked impact on gate current at low gate voltages. The model is compared against full-band Monte Carlo simulations of typical NOR flash devices in terms of distribution functions, bulk current, gate current, and gate current density along the channel. A very good agreement is obtained for various drain and gate voltages and channel lengths

In this work a non-local band-to-band tunnelling model has been implemented into a full-band Monte Carlo simulator. Two different approaches for the choice of the tunnelling path have been implemented and their impact on the transfer characteristics of different Tunnel FET structures is investigated. In both the SOI and the DG TFET architectures we have simulated, up to 1 order of magnitude of underestimation in the current and up to 15% of difference in the value of the Subthreshold Slope can be found according to the choice of the tunnelling path