J. Stathis, A. Vayshenker, P. Varekamp, E. Wu, C. Montrose, J. McKenna, D. DiMaria, L. Han, E. Cartier, R. Wachnik, B. Linder
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Abstract
MOSFETs with oxide thickness from t/sub ox/=1.4 to 2.2nm have been stressed for times exceeding one year, at voltages in the range V/sub g/=1.9-4V. The data are compared with previous model calculations. The voltage acceleration of the charge-to-breakdown (Q/sub BD/) is explained in terms of a weak yet statistically significant voltage dependence of the critical defect density at breakdown (N/sup BD/), and a stronger than expected voltage dependence of the defect generation probability (P/sub g/) for the thinnest oxides studied.