Vertical III-V nanowire field-effect transistor using nanosphere lithography [article]

Jack C. Lee, Fei Xue, Austin, The University Of Texas At, Austin, The University Of Texas At
2019
A vertical III-V nanowire Field-Effect Transistor (FET). The FET includes multiple nanowires or nanopillars directly connected to a drain contact, where each of the nanopillars includes a channel of undoped III-V semiconductor material. The FET further includes a gate dielectric layer surrounding the plurality of nanopillars and a gate contact disposed on a gate metal which is connected to the gate dielectric layer. Additionally, the FET includes a substrate of doped III-V semiconductor
more » ... connected to the nanopillars via a layer of doped III-V semiconductor material. In addition, the FET contains a source contact directly connected to the bottom of the substrate. By having such a structure, electrostatic control and integration density is improved. Furthermore, by using III-V materials as opposed to silicon, the current drive capacity is improved. Additionally, the FET is fabricated using nanosphere lithography which is less costly than the conventional photo lithography process.
doi:10.26153/tsw/3794 fatcat:kmois3zfmbdltagbsbu3usk5qy