New experimental findings on SILC and SBD of ultra-thin gate oxides

M. G. Chen; Chuan H. Liu; Ming T. Lee; K. Y. Fu

New experimental findings on SILC and SBD of ultra-thin gate oxides

M. G. Chen^*, Chuan H. Liu, Ming T. Lee, K. Y. Fu

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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.

原文	英語
頁面	114-117
頁數	4
出版狀態	已發佈 - 1999
對外發佈	是
事件	1999 IEEE International Integrated Reliability Workshop - Lake Tahoe, CA, USA 持續時間: 1999 10月 18 → 1999 10月 21

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其他	1999 IEEE International Integrated Reliability Workshop
城市	Lake Tahoe, CA, USA
期間	1999/10/18 → 1999/10/21

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電氣與電子工程
工業與製造工程

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