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Explanation of stress-induced damage in thin oxides
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2002
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Materials ScienceElectrical EngineeringDamage MechanismEngineeringThin OxidesNanoelectronicsStress-induced Leakage CurrentBias Temperature InstabilityApplied PhysicsOxide DamagePower Semiconductor DeviceStressstrain AnalysisVoltage Polarity AsymmetryAnode Hole InjectionMicroelectronicsMechanics Of MaterialsSemiconductor Device
This work presents a physically-based model for anode hole injection which explains both the voltage polarity asymmetry and sub-threshold behavior of Fowler-Nordheim (FN) stress generated oxide damage down to low V/sub G/. Also, we have developed an n-well bias technique for PFETs which clearly establishes that this FN stress-induced damage is due to anode hole injection.
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