P. Moens, A. Constant, A. Stockman, J. Franchi, F. Allerstam
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Abstract
We propose an electrical evaluation technique named differential charge pumping ($\Delta-\mathbf{CP}$) to extract information on the interface states (Dit) at the SiC/SiO2 interface. This technique allows to obtain information on (1) the physical location of the Dit; (2) the energetic spread of the Dit in the bandgap; (3) if the Dit are donor or acceptor type. First results indicate contributions from both the “S/D” region and the channel regions to the overall CP signal. Surprisingly a substantial contribution of the “S/D” regions of the transistors to the overall CP signal is observed. In the channel region, both donors and acceptor type states are identified, the majority being acceptor type.