Correlation of Core Thickness and Core Doping with Gate & Spacer Dielectric in Rectangular Core Shell Double Gate Junctionless Transistor

The impression of gate dielectric and spacer dielectric on the performance of rectangular core shell double gate junctionless transistor (RCS-DGJLT) using extensive simulations is studied. The RCS-DGJLT brings captivating response in terms of the performance of the device. The effect of gate dielectric and spacer dielectric is studied for the first time in RCS-DGJLT. The performance of the device gets improve on increasing the dielectric constant till core thickness (t(core)) = 3 nm for shell thickness (t(shell)) = 4 nm. However, beyond core thickness 3 nm, the performance degrades much for high k dielectric. Further, the performance is enhanced for t(core) > 3 nm and higher k dielectric on reducing the core doping. The device performance is also studied by incorporating the spacers. It has been shown that the device performance is best at t(core) = 4 nm with low k gate dielectric however, the device performance degrades when high k spacer dielectric is used on the same device which is an interesting and different outcome as compared to conventional DGJLT. The ON current and ON/OFF current ratio are improved by similar to 3 orders of magnitude using highly doped source/drain region(HD-S/D) with high k spacers. The results show that the core is the integral part of the device, any engineering like spacers, gate dielectrics applied to RCS-DGJLT requires the optimization of the core carefully for better device performance.

Automated summary

The impact of gate dielectric and spacer dielectric on the performance of rectangular core shell double gate junctionless transistor (RCS-DGJLT) was investigated through extensive simulations. The study revealed that the core thickness, dielectric constant, and doping significantly affect the device performance. These findings provide valuable guidance for optimizing the device performance.