Hot Carrier Induced Degradation Due to Multi-Phonon Mechanism Analyzed by Lattice and Device Monte Carlo Coupled Simulation(<Special Issue>the IEEE International Coference on SISPAD '02)
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概要
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A new multi-phonon model for hydrogen desorption at Si/SiO_2 interface due to hot carriers is proposed for a multi-scale simulation, in which Lattice Monte Carlo method is coupled with Device Monte Carlo method by using a mediator-based common software platform. The power law between interface trap density and time (N_u ∝ t^α) of which power α = 0.5 is demonstrated and shows good agreement with experimental results. Dependence of V_<th> shift on the current stress time is analyzed accurately by introducing an electron trap model. According to the multi-phonon mechanism, it is found that hot carriers will generate defects on the gate dielectrics in 13 nm gate device under low operation voltage of V_d = 0.5V but density of interface traps after long stress time is suppressed to 10^<15>m^<-2>.
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- 2003-03-01
著者
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Nakamura Naoki
Hitachi Ulsi Systems Co. Ltd.
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Ho Shirun
Advanced Research Laboratory Hitachi Ltd.
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OHKURA Yasuyuki
SELETE Inc.
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MARUZUMI Takuya
Advanced Research Laboratory,Hitachi Ltd.
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JOSHI Prasad
TATA,ELXSI,Ltd.
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KUBO Shoichi
Hitachi ULSI Systems Co.,Ltd.
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IHARA Sigeo
Laboratory for Systems Biology and Medicine Research Center Advanced Science and Technology RCAST
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Kubo Shoichi
Hitachi Ulsi Systems Co. Ltd.
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Joshi Prasad
Tata Elxsi Ltd.
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Maruzumi Takuya
Advanced Research Laboratory Hitachi Ltd.
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- Theoretical Analysis of Transconductance Enhancement Caused by Electron-Concentration-Dependent Screening in Heavily Doped Systems (Special Issue on 1993 VLSI Process and Device Modeling Workshop (VPAD93))
- Hot Carrier Induced Degradation Due to Multi-Phonon Mechanism Analyzed by Lattice and Device Monte Carlo Coupled Simulation(the IEEE International Coference on SISPAD '02)