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Table 1 Overview of experimental results of negative capacitance field effect transistors

From: Steep switching devices for low power applications: negative differential capacitance/resistance field effect transistors

Refs. no.

Baseline device

Internal metal layer

Ferroelectric material

Minimum subthreshold slope (mV/decade)

Purpose

[17]

MOSFET (Lg = 1 μm)

Yes

P(VDF0.75–TrFE0.25)

18

First experimental demonstration of steep switching feature

[19]

FinFET (Lg = 100 nm)

Yes

BiFeO3

8.5

Experimental demonstration of negative capacitance FinFET

[20]

MOSFET (Lg = 1 μm)

Yes

P(VDF0.75–TrFE0.25)

45

Hysteresis-free negative capacitance FET by controlling the drain voltage

[25]

FinFET (Lg = 30 nm)

Yes

HfZrO2

55

Negative capacitance FinFET with integrated 5 nm thick hafnium-based ferroelectric layer

[22]

MOSFET (Lg = 10 μm)

No

PbZr0:52Ti0:48O3

13

Integration of 100 nm-thick PZT ferroelectric layer in MOSFET

[26]

FinFET (Lg = 70 nm)

Yes

Pb(Zr0.2Ti0.8)O3

6.8

Hyeresis reduction by adjusting the FinFET’s layout parameter

[42]

MOSFET (Lg = 30 μm)

No

HfZrOx

40.8

Integration of 1.5 nm-thick HZO ferroelectric layer in MOSFET

[27]

FinFET (Lg = 14 nm)

No

Si:HfO

54

Doped Hf ferroelectric material with 3 ~ 8 nm thickness, which is integrated in FinFET

[30]

MoS2 2D FET (Lg = 1 μm)

Yes

HfZrO2

6.07

2D negative capacitance FET with integrated hafnia ferroelectric layer