The degradation of the carrier mobility in the channel region due
to the high dopant scattering becomes a big issue in
deca-nanometer MOSFET technology. Besides, the random locations of
dopants cause serious threshold voltage variations in such sma...
The degradation of the carrier mobility in the channel region due
to the high dopant scattering becomes a big issue in
deca-nanometer MOSFET technology. Besides, the random locations of
dopants cause serious threshold voltage variations in such small
devices. Thus, fabrication of deca-nanometer size devices without
channel doping is highly sought nowadays. In this paper we
propose a novel fabrication method for ultra-thin SOI MOSFETs with
plasma doping followed by excimer laser annealing as one of the
promising candidates to achieve this goal.