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Toward the integration of Si nanonets into FETs for biosensing applications

This paper reports on the first integration of silicon nanonet into long channel field effect transistors using standard optical microelectronic methods. The electrical characteristics of these devices constituted by randomly oriented silicon nanowires are also studied. Compatible integration on the back-end of CMOS readout and promising electrical performances open new opportunities for sensing applications.