Scalable CMOS-BEOL compatible AlScN/2D Channel FE-FETs
Kwan-Ho Kim, Seyong Oh, Merrilyn Mercy Adzo Fiagbenu, Jeffrey Zheng,, Pariasadat Musavigharavi, Pawan Kumar, Nicholas Trainor, Areej Aljarb, Yi, Wan, Hyong Min Kim, Keshava Katti, Zichen Tang, Vincent C. Tung, Joan, Redwing, Eric A. Stach, Roy H. Olsson III, Deep Jariwala

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates scalable, BEOL-compatible ferroelectric FETs with 2D MoS2 channels and AlScN dielectrics, achieving high memory windows, excellent ON/OFF ratios, and stable endurance suitable for 3D integration in advanced computing.
Contribution
It introduces a novel BEOL-compatible FE-FET architecture using 2D MoS2 and AlScN, achieving high performance and scalability for memory integration.
Findings
Memory window > 7.8 V
ON/OFF ratio > 10^7
Stable retention up to 20000 seconds
Abstract
Intimate integration of memory devices with logic transistors is a frontier challenge in computer hardware. This integration is essential for augmenting computational power concurrently with enhanced energy efficiency in big-data applications such as artificial intelligence. Despite decades of efforts, reliable, compact, energy efficient and scalable memory devices are elusive. Ferroelectric Field Effect Transistors (FE-FETs) are a promising candidate but their scalability and performance in a back-end-of-line (BEOL) process remain unattained. Here, we present scalable BEOL compatible FE-FETs using two-dimensional (2D) MoS2 channel and AlScN ferroelectric dielectric. We have fabricated a large array of FE-FETs with memory windows larger than 7.8 V, ON/OFF ratios of greater than 10^7, and ON current density greater than 250 uA/um, all at ~80 nm channel lengths. Our devices show stable…
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Taxonomy
TopicsFerroelectric and Negative Capacitance Devices · 2D Materials and Applications · Acoustic Wave Resonator Technologies
