AbstractThis paper presents an accurate analytical model of the random telegraph signal (RTS) noise time-constant ratio () for RTS noise in nano-MOSFETs, in which the Coulomb-blockade effect on trapping and detrapping processes was taken into account. Based on this new model, the depth of the trap responsible for RTS noise in a sample n-type nano-MOSFET is extracted. The results show that large errors will be introduced to the calculated trap depth when the Coulomb-blockade effect is neglected.
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Ma Zhong-Fa(马中发), Zhang Peng(张鹏), Wu Yong(吴勇), Li Wei-Hua(李伟华), Zhuang Yi-Qi(庄奕琪), and Du Lei(杜磊) Accurate extraction of trap depth responsible for RTS noise in nano-MOSFETs 2010 Chin. Phys. B 19 037201
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