Uniaxial stress effect and hole mobility in high-Ge content strained SiGe (110) P-channel metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors

The holemobility in a high Ge-content (110) SiGe inversion layer ismeasured and simulated by a split capacitance-voltage method and a quantized k p method, respectively. The calibrated model reproduces our experimental channelmobilitymeasurements for the biaxial compressive strain SiGe on (110) substrate.We also explore the impact of external mechanical uniaxial stress on the SiGe (110)p-channelmetal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (PMOSFET). We obtained the corresponding piezoresistance coefficients of the SiGe (110) PMOSFET with external mechanical uniaxial stress parallel and perpendicular to the channel direction. Our study shows the effectiveness in combining externalmechanical uniaxial stress and intrinsic biaxial compressive strain for the SiGe (110) PMOSFET. Crown