“…However, regardless of the materials [8,9], designs [10,11], or specific fabrication procedures [12,13] employed to improve tunneling likelihood, attaining a steep slope with a significant I ON current has proven extremely difficult. Although most research has concentrated on TFETs for low-power applications, a few studies suggest that they can also be used in analog/RF circuits [14][15][16][17][18][19]. When used in low-power switching and analog/RF applications, the V TH , SS, and I OFF of a device should be low, while the I ON , I ON /I OFF , g m , f T , GBP, and other characteristics should be high.…”