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Analysis of defect capture cross sections using non-radiative multiphonon-assisted trapping model

Garetto, D.  
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Randriamihaja, YM
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Zaka, A.
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2012
Solid-State Electronics

A multiphonon-assisted model included in a Poisson-Schroedinger solver has been applied to the calculation of the capture/emission trapping rates of CMOS oxide interface defects. The dependencies of trap capture cross-sections with trap energy, depth, applied bias and temperature have been extracted, with the purpose of evaluating the accuracy of constant cross-section models adopted in compact and empirical approaches. The model has been applied to the extraction of interface trap concentrations and to the accurate AC analysis of the trap frequency response.

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DOI
10.1016/j.sse.2011.10.024
Author(s)
Garetto, D.  
Randriamihaja, YM
Zaka, A.
Rideau, D.
Schmid, A.  
Jaouen, H.
Leblebici, Y.  
Date Issued

2012

Published in
Solid-State Electronics
Volume

71

Start page

74

End page

79

Subjects

OXIDE-SEMICONDUCTOR STRUCTURES

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READ-HALL LIFETIMES

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SI-SIO2 INTERFACE

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SILICON

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DEPENDENCE

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HYDROGEN

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CENTERS

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DEVICES

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TRAPS

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