Bhol, Krutideepa

Jain, Amit Kumar

Jena, Biswajit

Nanda, Umakanta

Tayal, Shubham

In this chapter, an investigative unique structure of reconfigurable nanowire-based GAA-MOSFET has been developed, which works as biosensor to notice biomolecules such as DNA, protein, cell, enzyme, etc. It performs as both n-type and p-type depending on the polarization of the applied biasing because of its reconfigurable behavior. Therefore, its extensive applications are found in the arena of programmable logic arrays (PLAs). The reconfigurable nanowire-based GAA-MOSFET is investigated here as a biosensor device with its splitting gates and a cavity for immobilization of biomolecules on a tinny layer of hafnium dioxide (HfO2) as an adhesive layer. For the immobilization of bio-species, an underlap section, also known as exposed cavity, is designed in the biosensor device through the etching of gate material and oxide material from the intermediate of channel. The electrostatic properties of the biosensor device get affected by covering of dissimilarity in the profile with potential and threshold voltage change when the biosensor device cooperates with the goals of the biocavity. All the investigative structure design and results attained here are verified with Synopsys Sentaurus TCAD (technology computer-aided design) simulation data to authenticate the accuracy of our purposed unique structure

Novel architecture in Gate-All-Around (GAA) MOSFET with high-k dielectric for biomolecule detection

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