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A new technique to measure thin oxide thickness in IC manufacturing
A new method to measure thin oxide thickness in CMOS technology is presented. Using a constant Fowler-Nordheim tunneling current through the gate oxide, the tunnel voltage across the oxide has been shown to be linearly proportional to the gate oxide thickness. The proposed tunnel voltage method can detect oxide thickness variation as small as 0.1 /spl Aring/ in product wafers.