超薄栅极氧化物SILC和SBD的新实验发现

M.G. Chen, C.H. Liu, M. Lee, K. Fu
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人们普遍认为超薄(tox<5 nm)栅极氧化物的应力诱发漏电流(SILC)和软击穿(SBD)是由阱辅助隧道(TAT)引起的。本文通过载流子分离方法和退火实验,论证了阱辅助导带电子的隧穿作用和阱辅助价带电子的隧穿作用。本文提出,这些圈闭主要是供体型圈闭。
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New experimental findings on SILC and SBD of ultra-thin gate oxides
It is widely believed that stress-induced leakage current (SILC) and soft breakdown (SBD) of ultra-thin (tox<5 nm) gate oxides are due to trap-assisted tunneling (TAT). In this paper, through the use of carrier separation method and annealing experiments, we argue that SILC is not only contributed by trap-assisted tunneling of conduction band electrons but also by trap-assisted tunneling of valence band electrons. It is proposed in this paper that the traps are mainly donor-like.
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