The authors investigate and physically analyse the effects of the angle of grooving (θ) on various analogues and RF parameters of InAs-channel quantum well MOSFETs with raised source/drain architecture at a 14-nm gate length. Moreover, harmonic distortion analysis is performed to examine the linearity and distortion of common source amplifiers built with such transistors. The findings reveal that the device with θ = 20° exhibits significant improvement in transconductance efficiency (g m / I DS), output resistance (r d), and voltage gain (A v) while showing degradation in transconductance (g m) compared to the corresponding parameter with θ = 90°. Furthermore, the obtained results manifest that the total harmonic distortion drops to −47 dB for an amplifier built with the device having θ = 90° compared to −22 dB obtained with θ = 20°. Notably, as the angle of grooving increases from 20° to 90°, the gain bandwidth of the amplifier improves by 232% while the peak gain falls by 40%.
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