Study of Stability Diagrams of Codoped Silicon Nano-Transistors

This study provides insights into the behavior of nanoscale silicon-on-insulator transistor with codoped channels, in particular at low temperatures. The goal is to compare the stability diagrams (plots of current as a function of gate voltage and source-drain bias) for several devices fabricated in the same batch, but having different designed channel widths. For the narrower device, a simple stability diagram containing a small number of Coulomb diamonds is observed, while for the wider device, a relatively more complex set of overlapped Coulomb diamonds indicates the presence of a larger number of quantum dots. Here, it is also shown how applying a vertical electric field by using the substrate voltage can significantly change the current paths in such devices.

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Acta Physica Polonica A
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.12693/aphyspola.146.655
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Advancements in Semiconductor Devices and Circuit Design
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This study provides insights into the behavior of nanoscale silicon-on-insulator transistor with codoped channels, in particular at low temperatures. The goal is to compare the stability diagrams (plots of current as a function of gate voltage and source-drain bias) for several devices fabricated in the same batch, but having different designed channel widths. For the narrower device, a simple stability diagram containing a small number of Coulomb diamonds is observed, while for the wider device, a relatively more complex set of overlapped Coulomb diamonds indicates the presence of a larger number of quantum dots. Here, it is also shown how applying a vertical electric field by using the substrate voltage can significantly change the current paths in such devices.

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