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Correlation among crystal defects, depletion regions and junction leakage in sub-30-nm gate-length MOSFETs: Direct examinations by electron holography

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6 Author(s)
Ikarashi, N. ; Device Platforms Res. Labs., NEC Corp., Sagamihara, Japan ; Yako, K. ; Uejima, K. ; Yamamoto, T.
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Electron-holography electrostatic-potential analysis, in conjunction with transmission-electron-microscopy crystal-defect analysis, revealed how halo-implantation and millisecond annealing (MSA) conditions affect defect distributions at source/drain junctions in scaled MOSFETs. The key findings of this analysis are as follows: first, nanometer-scale defects exist at the junction near the gate, second, the junction leakage current is determined by the near-gate peripheral component, third, the number of defects can be reduced by adequate thermal processing, thereby reducing the junction leakage current.

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VLSI Technology, 2009 Symposium on

Date of Conference: 16-18 June 2009

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