2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.mejo.2018.04.015
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Impact of self-heating effect on the performance of hybrid FinFET

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“…Comparison of the obtained results of temperature distribution along and across the channel with the results of investigation of the self-heating effect in an inverse-mode FinFET [10] leads to the conclusion that the observed differences in the temperature distribution are related not so much to the presence or lack of drainage and source areas as to the location and size of the contacts to these areas. These contacts contribute to significant heat dissipation and affect the temperature distribution along the channel of the transistor.…”
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“…Comparison of the obtained results of temperature distribution along and across the channel with the results of investigation of the self-heating effect in an inverse-mode FinFET [10] leads to the conclusion that the observed differences in the temperature distribution are related not so much to the presence or lack of drainage and source areas as to the location and size of the contacts to these areas. These contacts contribute to significant heat dissipation and affect the temperature distribution along the channel of the transistor.…”
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“…This results in different dissipation of heat along the entire silicon channel and the corresponding temperature distribution. The temperatures in the middle and the ends of the transistors differ by 1−2 K. These temperature changes are small, but estimations the data reported in [10] show that, in the above-threshold region, for each 1 μm of channel width, changes in the drain current are of the order of 0.1 μA with a temperature change of 1 K. This can be important when using transistors in circuits with low power consumption. The side faces of the vertically lower part of the channel has contact with a back oxide layer, which has a thermal conductivity in the range of from 7 to 13 W/(mK).…”
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“…FinFET has well established structure and fabrication due to this TSMC and Intel manufacturing Industries made used from 2011 to till date at sub 22nm technology nodes [5]. SOI FinFET shows reduced device cross talk, lower junction leakage, fully dielectric isolation, lower junction leakage, reduced capacitance, nearly ideal subthreshold slope [6][7][8]. FinFET reduces short channel effects by wrapping gate over channel from four sides.…”
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“…Zhang et al proposed hybrid FinFET [5] and was later explored by Fahad et al in [6]. Subsequently, the impact of high-k symmetric and asymmetric spacer, fin shape, and temperature on the performance of the hybrid FinFETs were analyzed by Pradhan et al [7,8,9,10]; and the effect of self-heating on the performance of hybrid FinFETs was studied by Nelapati et al [11].…”
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