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Depth Profiling of Border Traps in MOSFET With High- \kappa Gate Dielectric by Charge-Pumping Technique

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4 Author(s)
Chun-Yuan Lu ; Dept. of Eng. & Syst. Sci., Nat. Tsing Hua Univ., Hsinchu ; Kuei-Shu Chang-Liao ; Tsai, Ping-Hung ; Tien-Ko Wang

Charge-pumping (CP) technique is proposed to simultaneously measure the border traps and interface-trap density (Dit). The charge pumped per cycle (Qcp) versus high level (Vh ) of gate pulse for various frequencies was used to observe the behavior of the bulk traps close to the interface as a function of the CP frequency. Evolution on Qcp as a function of frequency was successfully used to determine the depth profile of border-trap density near the high-kappa gate dielectric/Si interface. The influence of border trap in high-kappa dielectric on the Dit measurement can be prevented by an appropriate selection of gate frequency in CP technique

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Electron Device Letters, IEEE  (Volume:27 ,  Issue: 10 )

Date of Publication: Oct. 2006

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