Self-depleted T-gate Schottky barrier tunneling FET with low average subthreshold slope and high ION/IOFF by gate configuration and barrier modulation

Self-depleted T-gate Schottky barrier tunneling FET with low average subthreshold slope and high ION/IOFF by gate configuration and barrier modulation
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10.1109/iedm.2011.6131564
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2011-12
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2011 International Electron Devices Meeting
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Qianqian Huang;Zhan Zhan-Zhan;Ru Huang;Xiang Mao;Lijie Zhang;Y. Qiu;Yangyuan Wang
Qianqian Huang;Zhan Zhan-Zhan;Ru Huang;Xiang Mao;Lijie Zhang;Y. Qiu;Yangyuan Wang
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Qianqian Huang;Zhan Zhan-Zhan;Ru Huang;Xiang Mao;Lijie Zhang;Y. Qiu;Yangyuan Wang

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