TiN/HfO/sub - 2/ SiO/sub - 2/栅极堆叠mosfet中电子和空穴迁移率的研究

F. Lime, G. Ghibaudo, B. Guillaumot
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在这项工作中,利用低温测量和恒压应力研究了HfO/sub 2/ nmosfet和pmosfet的有效迁移率。发现库仑散射机制对迁移率退化有显著影响。捕获电荷与迁移率下降之间存在相关性,这可以解释nMOS和pMOS与SiO/ sub2 /相比在迁移率行为上的差异。
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Investigation of electron and hole mobilities in MOSFETs with TiN/HfO/sub 2//SiO/sub 2/ gate stack
In this work, the effective mobility of HfO/sub 2/ nMOSFETs and pMOSFETs has been investigated using low temperature measurements and constant voltage stress. It was found that the Coulomb scattering mechanism has significant influence on mobility degradation. A correlation between trapped charge and mobility degradation has been made, that could explain the difference observed in nMOS and pMOS mobility behavior compared to SiO/sub 2/.
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