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The document discusses the history and advantages of FINFET transistors over traditional planar MOSFETs. It explains that as MOSFET feature sizes decreased below 20nm, short channel effects became a challenge to address. FINFETs were developed as a solution, using fin-shaped silicon channels that allow for better channel control and reduced short channel effects compared to planar MOSFETs. Key advantages of FINFETs include the ability to scale to smaller feature sizes like 7nm, significantly reduced power consumption, higher operating speeds, and greatly reduced static leakage current.











Overview of FINFET transistors by Esmail Javadi, a master's student.
Explains Moore's Law from 1965 to current theory, showing feature size progression from 6µm to 7nm.
Discusses challenges in 20nm feature size, including DIBL effects and the emergence of FINFET theory.
Covers various short channel effects in MOSFETs, such as DIBL, surface current effects, and punch-through.
Details on SOI Wafer usage in MOSFETs, advantages like reduced capacitance and disadvantages.
Outlines FINFET's theoretical framework enhancing channel control and subsystem integration.
Presents the equation for determining channel width in FINFET devices.
Explores the operational principles of FINFET transistors.
Highlights FINFETs advantages over MOSFETs, with benefits such as power reduction and speed increase.
Describes Samsung's new 7nm transistors, including GAAFET and MBCFET technologies.
Concludes the presentation on FINFET technology.