G. Buh, T. Park, G. Yon, G. Kim, B. Koo, C. Ryoo, S. Hong, J.R. Yoo, J. Lee, Y. Shin, U. Chung, J. Moon, B. Ryu
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Abstract
Electrostatic channel extension (ESCE) MOSFET, a transistor with static inversion layer formed by interface fixed charge is fabricated in planar bulk structure down to 20 nm gate-length. The 24 nm gate-length ESCE transistor with current 80 nm gate-length SRAM technology shows the excellent drive currents of 1.0 mA/mum with IOFF of 93 nA/mum at VDS = 1 V. Moreover, the ESCE transistor with the gate oxide thickness of 10 Aring shows effectively suppressed gate-oxide leakage, very low GIDL, high breakdown voltage (> 6 V), immunity from CD variance, and robust reliability. The ESCE scheme is very promising to overcome the scale-down limit of planar transistor beyond 20 nm with ultra-low cost