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The effects of furnace N/sub 2/O annealing on MOSFETs
MOSFETs with 70-110 AA thick furnace N/sub 2/O-annealed gate oxides are examined at both room and liquid nitrogen temperatures. The N/sub 2/O anneal not only improves device performance, e.g. by increasing the high normal field mobility and current drivability, but it also suppresses degradation induced by Fowler-Nordheim and channel hot-carrier injection. Random telegraph noise measurements reveal a possible correlation between the interface properties and the mobility.<>