The Impacts of Ferroelectric and Interfacial Layer Thicknesses on Ferroelectric FET Design
IEEE Electron Device Letters(2021)
摘要
Despite tremendous interests in ferroelectric field-effect transistors (FEFETs) for embedded, data-centric applications, the fundamental trade-offs between memory window (MW) and write voltage to optimize performance remains poorly understood. To that end, we fabricated ferroelectric (FE) ZrO
2
based, p-type FEFETs and studied the impacts of FE and the interfacial oxide layer (IL) thicknesses ( t
FE
and t
IL
, respectively) on device performance. We observe that a decrease of t
FE
and t
IL
reduces not only write voltages for erasing and programming, but also the memory window. A quantitative analysis of these results offers the following insights and guidelines for FEFET design: to decrease write voltages, all of t
FE
, t
IL
and coercive field of FE needs to decrease, and to compensate for the subsequent decrease in MW, the polarization of the FE needs to be increased - notwithstanding the fact that the reliability implications of the magnitude of FE polarization still need to be understood.
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Ferroelectric field-effect transistor,interfacial oxide layer,memory window,write voltage
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