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Comparing defect characterization techniques with non-radiative multiphonon charge trapping model AC analysis, trap-assisted-tunneling and charge pumping

Garetto, Davide  
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Randriamihaja, Yoann Mamy
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Rideau, Denis
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2012
Journal Of Computational Electronics

The advantages and drawbacks of Capacitance vs Voltage (CV) characteristics, trap-assisted gate leakage tunneling and multi-frequency charge pumping techniques, have been brought out through an attentive investigation of oxide defects in CMOS technologies. To this purpose, the importance of the extension of the accessible regions of the oxide in energy and depth and the influence of model parameters, are discussed using a novel methodology based on a multiphonon charge trapping model. The significant differences found in the probed regions and their localization in the oxide extracted with the three techniques constitutes an important information for process development and oxide quality optimization.

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DOI
10.1007/s10825-012-0413-z
Web of Science ID

WOS:000309347900003

Author(s)
Garetto, Davide  
Randriamihaja, Yoann Mamy
Rideau, Denis
Schmid, Alexandre  
Jaouen, Herve
Date Issued

2012

Publisher

Springer Verlag

Published in
Journal Of Computational Electronics
Volume

11

Issue

3

Start page

225

End page

237

Subjects

Reliability modeling

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Multiphonon capture

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Charge pumping

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Impedance modeling

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Trap-assisted tunneling

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