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Total ionizing dose effects on a 28 nm Hi-K metal-gate CMOS technology up to 1 Grad

Mattiazzo, S.
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Bagatin, M.
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Bisello, D.
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2017
Journal of Instrumentation

This paper presents the results of an irradiation study on single transistors manufactured in a 28 nm high-k commercial CMOS technology up to 1 Grad. Both nMOSFET and pMOSFET transistors have been irradiated and electrical parameters have been measured. For nMOSFETs, the leakage current shows an increase of 2–3 orders of magnitude, while only moderate degradation for other parameters has been observed. For pMOSFETs, a more severe degradation of parameters has been measured, especially in the drain current. This work is relevant as the evaluation of a new generation of CMOS technologies to be used in future HEP experiments.

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DOI
10.1088/1748-0221/12/02/C02003
Web of Science ID

WOS:000397825800003

Author(s)
Mattiazzo, S.
Bagatin, M.
Bisello, D.
Gerardin, S.
Marchioro, A.
Paccagnella, A.
Pantano, D.
Pezzotta, A.
Zhang, C-M.
Baschirotto, A.
Date Issued

2017

Published in
Journal of Instrumentation
Volume

12

Article Number

C02003

Subjects

GigaradMOST

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Semiconductor device modeling

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Radiation-hard electronics

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Front-end electronics for detector readout

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REVIEWED

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