Scaling traditional MOSFET transistors have results in severe power dissipation of integrated circuits. Tunnel field-effect transistor (TFET) has demonstrated its steep subthreshold swing to serve as a promising candidate for future energy-efficient devices. Recently, doping-less TFET was proposed to serve as an attractive approach. Using two-dimensional device simulations, this work investigates physical operations and device characteristics of doping-less TFETs. Various structures and device parameters were considered to optimize the doping-less TFETs for low-power, high-efficiency applications.