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Luo et al., 2023 - Google Patents

A novel inverted T-shaped negative capacitance TFET for label-free biosensing application

Luo et al., 2023

Document ID
10592883006967902934
Author
Luo D
Li C
Wang Y
Li O
Kuang F
You H
Publication year
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Microelectronics Journal

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The promising candidate for designing a highly sensitive biosensor is the negative capacitance tunneling field effect transistor (NCTFET). In this paper, to enhance the sensitivity and performance of the biosensor, we combined inverted T-shaped structure with …
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