Bhoir, Mandar S.Mandar S.BhoirChiarella, ThomasThomasChiarellaRagnarsson, Lars A.Lars A.RagnarssonMitard, JeromeJeromeMitardHoriguchi, NaotoNaotoHoriguchiMohapatra, Nihar R.Nihar R.Mohapatra2025-08-282025-08-28[978-1-7281-2539-8]http://repository.iitgn.ac.in/handle/IITG2025/19435In this work, we have studied the effect of threshold voltage (V-t) extraction methods on in-wafer variability of sub-10nm fin-width FinFETs. Using six different V-t extraction techniques, it is experimentally demonstrated that the V-t variability is independent of the extraction technique. The significant variation in work-function and oxide-charges compared to mobility and series-resistance is shown to be the reason behind these observations. It is also shown that the inferences drawn from this work will hold true even for future CMOS nodes.en-USEngineeringProcess-induced Vt variability in nanoscale FinFETs: Does Vt extraction methods have any impact?Conference PaperProceedings PaperWOS:000610825100013