Effective channel length increased due to switching from ≪110≫ to ≪100≫ orientation for PMOS transistors fabricated by 65 nm CMOS technology
W.S. Lau, Peizhen Yang, V. Ho, Bogyu Lim, S. Y. Siah, L. Chan
Abstract
W.S. Lau, Peizhen Yang, V. Ho, Bogyu Lim, S. Y. Siah, L. Chan
Abstract
The on-state current of PMOS transistors fabricated on (100) Si substrate can be easily increased by switching fromtoorientation because of faster hole transport. In addition, PMOS transistors also become slightly ldquolongerrdquo. An experimental estimation of the increase of the effective channel length of the order of nm was made in PMOS transistors fabricated by 65 nm low-power CMOS technology. This can cause a noticeable drop in off current for short PMOS transistors.
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The on-state current of PMOS transistors fabricated on (100) Si substrate can be easily increased by switching fromtoorientation because of faster hole transport. In addition, PMOS transistors also become slightly ldquolongerrdquo. An experimental estimation of the increase of the effective channel length of the order of nm was made in PMOS transistors fabricated by 65 nm low-power CMOS technology. This can cause a noticeable drop in off current for short PMOS transistors.
Key concepts: PMOS logic, Transistor, Materials science, CMOS, Optoelectronics, Electrical engineering, Substrate (aquarium), Voltage