In this paper, the amplitude of random telegraph noise (RTN) in FinFET is studied, comparing with RTN in planar devices. The impacts of intrinsic characteristics in FinFET (channel non-uniformity and quantum confinement) on its RTN amplitude are comprehensively studied, based on the framework of "hole in the inversion layer" (HIL) model and the 3D device simulations. The results indicate that, the conventional HIL model for planar device can be extended to FinFET, if taking into account the non-uniform Fin current density. It is also found that, the RTN-induced "hole" in FinFET is smaller than that in planar device under the same inversion carrier density per gate, due to strong quantum confinement in FinFET. These resul...
The AC random telegraph noise (AC RTN) in scaled multi-gate FETs (MuGFETs) is experimentally studied...
Since devices actually operate under AC signals in digital circuits, it is more informative to study...
In this paper we propose a compact model of Random Telegraph Noise in HfOx-based Resistive Random Ac...
In this paper, the amplitude of random telegraph noise (RTN) in FinFET is studied, comparing with RT...
In this paper, an improved "hole in the inversion layer" (HIL) model for amplitude of rand...
Abstract — This paper analyzes the impacts of a single acceptor-type and donor-type interface trap i...
Abstract: In this paper, we delve into one of the most relevant defects-related phenomena causing f...
This abstract presents a comprehensive 3D simulation study on the impact of a single interface trapp...
In this paper, the widely adopted “hole in the inversion layer” (HIL) model for predicting the ampli...
Random telegraph noise (RTN) has been long debated in many theoretical and experimental studies. Its...
As one of the important sources of lowfrequency noise, random telegraph noise (RTN) in tunnel FET (T...
In this work, we report a detailed discussion on the techniques and the requirements needed to enabl...
The concept of percolative channel is essential for understanding statistical variability and reliab...
The concept of percolative channel is essential for understanding statistical variability and reliab...
In this paper, different physical models of single trap defects are considered, which are localized ...
The AC random telegraph noise (AC RTN) in scaled multi-gate FETs (MuGFETs) is experimentally studied...
Since devices actually operate under AC signals in digital circuits, it is more informative to study...
In this paper we propose a compact model of Random Telegraph Noise in HfOx-based Resistive Random Ac...
In this paper, the amplitude of random telegraph noise (RTN) in FinFET is studied, comparing with RT...
In this paper, an improved "hole in the inversion layer" (HIL) model for amplitude of rand...
Abstract — This paper analyzes the impacts of a single acceptor-type and donor-type interface trap i...
Abstract: In this paper, we delve into one of the most relevant defects-related phenomena causing f...
This abstract presents a comprehensive 3D simulation study on the impact of a single interface trapp...
In this paper, the widely adopted “hole in the inversion layer” (HIL) model for predicting the ampli...
Random telegraph noise (RTN) has been long debated in many theoretical and experimental studies. Its...
As one of the important sources of lowfrequency noise, random telegraph noise (RTN) in tunnel FET (T...
In this work, we report a detailed discussion on the techniques and the requirements needed to enabl...
The concept of percolative channel is essential for understanding statistical variability and reliab...
The concept of percolative channel is essential for understanding statistical variability and reliab...
In this paper, different physical models of single trap defects are considered, which are localized ...
The AC random telegraph noise (AC RTN) in scaled multi-gate FETs (MuGFETs) is experimentally studied...
Since devices actually operate under AC signals in digital circuits, it is more informative to study...
In this paper we propose a compact model of Random Telegraph Noise in HfOx-based Resistive Random Ac...