This article for the first time reports the design and performance optimization of Junctionless (JL) Bottom spacer (BSP) FinFET. Initially to get the desired value of workfunction (∅_m) and fin thickness (Tfin) for analog/RF analysis, the optimization of these parameters has been done by considering several values. It has been noticed that the increase in ∅_m and reduction in Tfin can lead to better electrical performance with suppressed short channel effects (SCE). Further, it is also observed that reduction in bottom spacer height (HBSP) can fetch enhanced analog/RF performance considering the improvement noticed in transconductance (gm), intrinsic gain (AV), transconductance generation factor (TGF), cutoff frequency (fT), and Gain frequency product (GFP). Moreover, when the bottom spacer dielectric permittivity (KBSP) is increased from 3.9 to 22, it has been found that the analog/RF performance degrades significantly.
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