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Hot carrier reliability characterization in consideration of self-heating in FinFET technology
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2016
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EngineeringFinfet TechnologySemiconductor DeviceDc Hci StressNanoelectronicsThermodynamicsElectronic PackagingHci StressDevice ModelingHot Carrier InjectionElectrical EngineeringHardware ReliabilityBias Temperature InstabilityHeat TransferDevice ReliabilityMicroelectronicsPhysic Of FailureApplied PhysicsCircuit ReliabilityThermal EngineeringElectrical Insulation
A severity of hot carrier injection (HCI) in PFET becomes worse than NFET at elevated temperatures. This new observation is further found to be due to the coupled self-heating effects (SHE) during DC HCI stress (also a higher Ea in PFET HCI), rather than the negative bias temperature instability (NBTI) effect during HCI stress. Furthermore, in order to guarantee the precise estimation of HCI under circuit level AC condition, a new empirical HCI lifetime model decoupled from the SHE is proposed, which is further verified by the Si data from nanosecond pulsed waveform HCI stress and Ring Oscillator stress results.
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