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We present a non-traditional CMOS inverter composed a junctionless (JL) NMOSFET and an N+-N--P transistor which with simple process and high integration density in this paper. In the non-traditional CMOS inverter the JL NMOSFET serves as driver and the N+-N--P transistor serves as load, respectively. Based on the measurement date of the N+-N--P transistor published, we draw the load line of the non-traditional...
This paper presents a complementary Lubistor and TFET (CLTFET) inverter, which is composed of a lateral unidirectional bipolar-type insulated-gate transistor (Lubistor) load and a tunneling field effect transistor (TFET) driver. Based on the measurement data of Lubistor and TFET devices published, we have for the first time drawn the load lines and operation point line (Q line) of the new designed...
In this paper, a novel non-classical CMOS inverter with simple process and high integration density is proposed, which is composed of a junctionless NMOSFET and a gated N--N-N+ transistor for driver and load, respectively. Also, the gated N--N-N+ transistor performance is also investigated. Based on the numerical simulations, we find out that the carrier mobility of the gated N--N-N+ transistor is...
The innovative basic punchthrough theory for the unipolar-CMOS is for the first time presented and the first unipolar-CMOS inverter has been fabricated successfully by using the 90nm technology developed in Taiwan National Nano Device Lab. The severe scaling issues with silicon can be further use and no more serious. The low-performance P-FETs can be get rid of and switch much faster both for high-electron-mobility...
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