Finfet Technology
Finfet Technology
Finfet Technology
TECHNOLOGY
CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION TO VLSI TECHNOLOGY
• MOORE’S LAW AND IT’S LIMITATIONS
• LIMITATIONS ON MOSFET TECHNOLOGY
• SHORT CHANNEL EFFECT IN MOSFET
• INTRODUCTION TO FINFET
• WHY WE NEED FINFET
• STRUCTURE OF FINFET
• FABRICATION PROCESS OF FINFET
• ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF FINFET
• APPLICATIONS OF FINFET
• CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION TO VLSI
Very-large-scale integration (VLSI)
is the process of creating integrated
circuits by combining thousands of
transistors into a single chip.
A big advantage of
MOSFETs for digital
switching is that the oxide
layer between the gate and the
channel prevents DC current
from flowing through the gate,
further reducing power
consumption and giving a very
large input impedance
MOORE’S LAW
GGaa
Ctegte Insulator
Source Drain
Ec
Ev Drain
SHORT CHANNEL EFFECTS IN MOSFET
10-3 GGaa
m)
(A/
10-7 Smaller
Size Source Drain
Current, I
size
shrink Cd
Drain
-9
10
or
10-11
larger Vd
Gate 0.3
0.0 Voltage,
0.6 V
(V)
0.9
Gate
Source Drain
Leakage Path
Gate
Source
Source Drain
Gate
Drain
FinFET body is a Fin Height
Fin Width
thin fin
Introduction
Double-gate FET (DGFET)
Quasi-CMOS structure
Relatively simple FAB
INTRODUCTION TO FINFET
The term “FINFET” describes a non-planar, double
gate transistor built on an SOI substrate, based on the
single gate transistor design.
For the double gate soi mosfet’s, The gates control the
energy barrier between source and drain effectively.
FINFET
WHAT DOES FINFET LOOK’S LIKE?
Source
As the channel is very thin the gate
has a great control over carriers within
it, but, when the device is switched.
Drain
The thickness of the fin (measured in
the direction from source to drain)
Fin Height
determines the effective length of the
Fin Width
device.
“FINS”
The fin is used to form the raised channel.
More compact
Low cost
DISADVANTAGES OF FINFET
Poor reliability
APPLICATIONS
Low power
design in digital
circuit, such as
RAM, because of
its low off-state
current.
Power amplifier
or other
application in
analog area which
requires good
linearity.
CONCLUSION