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Heterojunction negative-capacitance tunnel-FET as a promising candidate for sub-0.4 VV DD digital logic circuitsGuha et al., 2021
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- 2544422645544000226
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- Guha S
- Pachal P
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- IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology
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The objective of this paper is to exemplify the significant improvements achieved in speed and power-consumption by utilizing negative-capacitance Tunnel FETs in sub-0.4 V DD digital logic applications. A heterojunction negative-capacitance TFET (NCTFET) has been …
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