Abstract: Vertical nanowire n-type (InAs) and p-type (GaSb) transistors are co-processed and co-integrated using a gate-last process, enabling short gate-lengths (Lg=40 nm) and allowing selective digital etching of the channel. Two different common gate-stacks, including various pre-treatments, were compared and evaluated. The process was optimized to achieve high n-type performance while demonstrating p-type operation. The best n-type device is scaled down to 12 nm diameter and has a peak transconductance of 2.6 mS/μm combined with a low Ron of 317 Ω·μm while the p-type exhibit 74 μS/μm. In spite of increased complexity due to co-integration, our n-type InAs transistors demonstrate increased drive-current, 1.8 mA/μm, compared to earlier publications.
