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What is the difference between multi-fin trigate MOSFET and multi-fin FinFET? Why Trigate performs better?
A Tri-gate MOSFET is a type of transistor used in electronic devices. It is a three-dimensional structure with the gate electrode wrapped around three sides of the channel, allowing for better control of the flow of current.
In a traditional planar MOSFET, the gate electrode is placed on top of the channel, which limits its control over the flow of current. In a Tri-gate MOSFET, the gate electrode wraps around the channel, providing better control and reducing leakage current.
Tri-gate MOSFETs offer several advantages over traditional planar MOSFETs, including reduced leakage current, higher performance, and lower power consumption. They also allow for smaller and more efficient electronic devices.
A FinFET is another type of transistor used in electronic devices. It is a three-dimensional structure with a thin vertical channel (or "fin") surrounded by a gate electrode, allowing for better control of the flow of current.
A FinFET and a Tri-gate MOSFET are both three-dimensional transistors with improved control over current flow. However, FinFETs have a vertical channel while Tri-gate MOSFETs have a horizontal channel. FinFETs also typically have a larger fin width, allowing for better current control and lower leakage current.