The advent of high surface-to-volume ratio devices has necessitated a revised approach to parameter extraction and process evaluation in field-effect transistor technologies. In this work, active doping concentrations are extracted from the electrical analysis of Si nanowire devices with high surface-to-volume ratios. Nanowire resistance and Si resistivity are extracted, by first extracting and subtracting out the contact resistance. Resistivity (ρ) is selected as the benchmark parameter to compare different doping processes with each other. The impacts of nanowire diameter scaling to 10 nm and of nanowire spacing scaling to <20 nm are extracted for monolayer doping and beam-line ion implantation. Despite introducing significant crystal dam...
This article describes for the first time the controlled monolayer doping (MLD) of bulk and nanostru...
To maintain semiconductor device scaling, in recent years industry has been forced to move from plan...
As devices continue to shrink following the trend of Moore\u27s law, and non-planar devices such as ...
A top-down silicon nanowire fabrication using a combination of optical lithography and orientation d...
This article describes for the first time the controlled monolayer doping (MLD) of bulk and nanostru...
Controlling the doping concentration of silicon nanostructures is challenging. Here, we investigated...
This paper details the application of phosphorus monolayer doping of silicon on insulator substrates...
Dopants play a critical role in modulating the electric properties of semiconducting materials, rang...
Controlled doping of semiconductor material with high atomic accuracy and minimum defects in silicon...
Silicon nanowires show promise as components in electronic devices and integrated circuits. The abil...
Moore\u27s law continues to drive the semiconductor industry to create smaller transistors and impro...
This report describes a series of process and device simulation experiments of Group IV silicon nano...
To maintain electron device scaling, in recent years the semiconductor industry has been forced to m...
One of the challenges facing the semiconductor industry as the scale of transistors shrink into nano...
The modulation between different doping species required to produce a diode in VLS-grown nanowires (...
This article describes for the first time the controlled monolayer doping (MLD) of bulk and nanostru...
To maintain semiconductor device scaling, in recent years industry has been forced to move from plan...
As devices continue to shrink following the trend of Moore\u27s law, and non-planar devices such as ...
A top-down silicon nanowire fabrication using a combination of optical lithography and orientation d...
This article describes for the first time the controlled monolayer doping (MLD) of bulk and nanostru...
Controlling the doping concentration of silicon nanostructures is challenging. Here, we investigated...
This paper details the application of phosphorus monolayer doping of silicon on insulator substrates...
Dopants play a critical role in modulating the electric properties of semiconducting materials, rang...
Controlled doping of semiconductor material with high atomic accuracy and minimum defects in silicon...
Silicon nanowires show promise as components in electronic devices and integrated circuits. The abil...
Moore\u27s law continues to drive the semiconductor industry to create smaller transistors and impro...
This report describes a series of process and device simulation experiments of Group IV silicon nano...
To maintain electron device scaling, in recent years the semiconductor industry has been forced to m...
One of the challenges facing the semiconductor industry as the scale of transistors shrink into nano...
The modulation between different doping species required to produce a diode in VLS-grown nanowires (...
This article describes for the first time the controlled monolayer doping (MLD) of bulk and nanostru...
To maintain semiconductor device scaling, in recent years industry has been forced to move from plan...
As devices continue to shrink following the trend of Moore\u27s law, and non-planar devices such as ...