Tunneling transistor with barrier
A transistor and barrier technology, applied in the field of tunnel transistors, can solve the problems of large impurity fluctuations and gate dependence.
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[0027] figure 1 Tunnel effect transistors described by R. Hattori, A. Nakae and J. Shirafuji in Japanese Journal of Applied Physics (Volume 31 (1992), L1467-L1469) are shown. Known transistors are lateral transistor structures which employ internal field emission of Schottky barrier junctions. The transistor, designated as a whole with reference number 1 , is fabricated on a conventional p-type silicon substrate 2 . An n-type highly doped channel layer 3 is realized on top of the substrate by customary phosphorus or arsenic ion implantation. The channel layer 3 is laterally defined by a masking step. On top of the channel layer 3 palladium silicide (PdSi) is grown using a few more masking steps to deposit a source 4 and a drain 6 . The source 4 and drain 6 are made of silicon oxide (SiO 2 ) made of an insulating layer 7, and a metal gate 8 is deposited on top of the insulating layer 7.
[0028] Figure 2a show figure 1 The energy band structure of the transistor, there ...
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