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Figure 1.

Isometric view of simulated DGJLT.

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Table 1.

Simulated devices parameters.

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Figure 2.

Transfer characteristics simulations of DGJLT with 100 µm width and thickness, nanowire length of 4.2μm, and channel length of 200 nm.

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Figure 3.

Transfer characteristics simulations of DGJLTs with three different thickness (20, 40, 100 nm).

The inset plots the on (VG = 0 V) and off (VG = 2.0 V) current variation with thickness, at VD = −1.0 V.

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Figure 4.

Variation of transconductance (gm) (a), plot of the ratio of the drain current to the square root of the transconductance (ID/gm0.5) (b) and gm/ID versus gate voltage (c) for three different thicknesses (20, 40, and 100 nm) in saturation (VD = −1.0 V).

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Figure 5.

Hole density as a function of position along a horizontal cut line (a) and hole density along a vertical cut at y = 0 (b), for devices with different thicknesses of 20, 40, 100 nm. VD = −1.0 V, VG = +2 V.

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Figure 6.

Electric field as a function of position along a horizontal cut line (a) and Electric field along a vertical cut at y = 0 (b), for devices with different thicknesses of 20, 40, 100 nm. VD = −1.0 V, VG = +2 V.

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Figure 7.

Transfer characteristics (ID–VG) (a) and drain conductance as a function of drain voltage (b), for different zones XI/XIII length at VG = 0.5 V.

Zones XI and XIII have the length of 500, 1000, and 2000 nm. The length of zone XII is constant at 200 nm.

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Figure 8.

Total resistance versus zone XI/XIII length for two different gate voltages of 0.0 and 0.5 V, in the saturation region.

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Figure 9.

Electric field along the horizontal cut line for different zones XI and XIII lengths, VD = −1.0 V, VG = +2 V.

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Figure 10.

Simulated hole density as a function of position along a cut at Z = 50 nm (a) and hole density as a function of position along a horizontal cut line (b), for different zones XI and XIII lengths at VD = −1.0 V and VG = +2 V.

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Table 2.

Dependency of the devices' characteristics to the scaling of thickness and zones XI/XIII length.

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