Though, high dielectric constant material is a possible near future solution in order to suppress gate current densities of MOSFETs, the barrier height generally decreases with an increasing dielectric constant. In this paper, the injection current through gate stacks has been calculated while taking into account the electron temperature using the W.K.B. method to understand the impact of the injection current from the drain edge.
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Yasuyuki OHKURA, Hiroyuki TAKASHINO, Shoji WAKAHARA, Kenji NISHI, "Analysis of Injection Current with Electron Temperature for High-K Gate Stacks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E86-C, no. 3, pp. 325-329, March 2003, doi: .
Abstract: Though, high dielectric constant material is a possible near future solution in order to suppress gate current densities of MOSFETs, the barrier height generally decreases with an increasing dielectric constant. In this paper, the injection current through gate stacks has been calculated while taking into account the electron temperature using the W.K.B. method to understand the impact of the injection current from the drain edge.
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