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Steep subthreshold swing n-and p-channel operation of bendable feedback field-effect transistors with p+–i–n+ nanowires by dual-top-gate voltage modulation

Jeon et al., 2015

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8426352552146334325
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Jeon Y
Kim M
Lim D
Kim S
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In this study, we present the steep switching characteristics of bendable feedback field-effect transistors (FBFETs) consisting of p+–i–n+ Si nanowires (NWs) and dual-top-gate structures. As a result of a positive feedback loop in the intrinsic channel region, our FBFET features the …
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