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Wang Yan-Gang, Xu Ming-Zhen, Tan Chang-Hua. Low voltage substrate current: a monitor for interface states generation in ultra-thin oxide n-OSFETs under constant voltage stressesJ. Chin. Phys. B, 2007, 16(11): 3502-3506.
| Wang Yan-Gang, Xu Ming-Zhen, Tan Chang-Hua. Low voltage substrate current: a monitor for interface states generation in ultra-thin oxide n-OSFETs under constant voltage stressesJ. Chin. Phys. B, 2007, 16(11): 3502-3506. |
Low voltage substrate current: a monitor for interface states generation in ultra-thin oxide n-OSFETs under constant voltage stresses
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Abstract
The low voltage substrate current (Ib) has been studied based on generation kinetics and used as a monitor of interface states (Nit) generation for ultra-thin oxide n-MOSFETs under constant voltage stress. It is found that the low voltage Ib is formed by electrons tunnelling through interface states, and the variations of Ib(\DeltaIb) are proportional to variations of Nit (\DeltaNit). The Nit energy distributions were determined by differentiating Nit(Vg). The results have been compared with that measured by using gate diode technique. -
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