2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.sse.2015.06.008
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Compact modeling of subthreshold swing in double gate and nanowire MOSFETs, for Si and GaAs channel materials

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“…Hence, it is evident from the results that the increase in electron density of GaAs NW results in a decrease in current density, which shows that the current density depends upon the property and nature of the material and is independent of electron density. The inversion charge shifts away from the interface in the charge on the quantum modulation effect on Si and GaAs NW, which has been demonstrated to have no impact on the Subthreshold Slope (SS), as shown previously [ 54 ]. The log-scale (I D -V GS ) transfer curve with V GS at the subthreshold region has been used to calculate the Subthreshold Slope (SS), which is defined as −[d(log 10 I D )/dV G ].…”
Section: Analysis Of the Gaas-based Nanowiresupporting
confidence: 61%
“…Hence, it is evident from the results that the increase in electron density of GaAs NW results in a decrease in current density, which shows that the current density depends upon the property and nature of the material and is independent of electron density. The inversion charge shifts away from the interface in the charge on the quantum modulation effect on Si and GaAs NW, which has been demonstrated to have no impact on the Subthreshold Slope (SS), as shown previously [ 54 ]. The log-scale (I D -V GS ) transfer curve with V GS at the subthreshold region has been used to calculate the Subthreshold Slope (SS), which is defined as −[d(log 10 I D )/dV G ].…”
Section: Analysis Of the Gaas-based Nanowiresupporting
confidence: 61%