This paper presents a systematic study on the analog and radio-frequency (RF) performance of type-II staggered heterostructure p-channel tunnel field-effect transistors (pTFETs) with Ge (Germanium) channel and different compound semiconductor source. In order to study the figure-of-merits (FOMs) of analog and RF performances, various Ge-channel pTFETs are designed with Ge, GaAsP, SiGe, and InAlAs sources. The numerical simulation data show an improvement in the FOMs of analog performance such as drain current (I ds), transconductance (g m), transconductance-generation-factor (g m /I ds), and intrinsic gain (g m R o) of the devices with compound semiconductor source compared to Ge-source pTFET devices. Similarly, an improvement in the RF FOMs such as gate-to-source (C gs) and gate-to-drain (C gd) capacitances, maximum frequency of oscillation (f MAX), and cutoff frequency (f T) is observed for the devices with GaAsP, SiGe, and InAlAs source compared to Ge-source pTFETs. The simulation results also show that the common-source amplifiers, designed with Ge-heterostructure-pTFETs, exhibit a significant enhancement in gain and Gain-Bandwidth product of the circuit. INDEX TERMS Tunnel field-effect transistors, p-type germanium body, RF/analog performance, NQS effect, device simulation. I. INTRODUCTION S the CMOS technology scales down to its ultimate scaling limit of metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) miniaturization, the power dissipation and chip area have become critical issues [1], [2]. Thus, in the current and next generation technology nodes, the energy efficient devices with low power, high speed, and high on chip