The figure 1 gives a brief description of the 3-D FinFET structures which have been simulated. According to the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS), The gate length (Lgate) is 15 nm, which corresponds to the 7/8-nm technology having 0.64 nm as gate- oxide thickness. The height (HSi) and width of fin (WSi) are 40nm and 8nm respectively whereas the the fin pitch is 30 nm and the fin aspect ratio is 5 which are taken from the characteristics of Intel 22-nm [1] and 14-nm FinFET
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