Mark B. Ketchen
VLSI-TSA 2003
Device design of the super-halo asymmetric vertical pass transistor embedded in a cost-efficient, lithofriendly 8F2 DRAM cell is described. This device not only retains the double-gate feature that provides twice the drive current, but also improves write-back performance critical for DRAM applications while meeting the stringent 1 fA off-current requirement. The key to achieving this degree of optimization is a superhalo angled Vt implant that produces multidimensionally graded well doping. The lateral grading provides small body effect and superior write-back performance that facilitates scaling with low wordline swings. The vertical grading leads to reduced short channel effect and de-coupled channel and node doping that not only reduces junction leakage but also allows aggressive scaling of the vertical device channel length.
Mark B. Ketchen
VLSI-TSA 2003
E. Burstein
Ferroelectrics
A.B. McLean, R.H. Williams
Journal of Physics C: Solid State Physics
Toshiaki Kirihata
VLSI-TSA 2003