An analytical study of hot-carrier degradation effects in sub-micron MOS devices

In this present communication, we have studied the effect of hot-carrier degradation effects on surface potential, threshold voltage and DIBL of the sub-micron device. We have derived a more accurate model for the threshold voltage in the presence of hot carrier degradation effect. Our model include...

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Main Author: Singh, A. K.
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description In this present communication, we have studied the effect of hot-carrier degradation effects on surface potential, threshold voltage and DIBL of the sub-micron device. We have derived a more accurate model for the threshold voltage in the presence of hot carrier degradation effect. Our model includes a fitting parameter to take care of short channel effects. The validity of our model is verified by the MINIMOS simulator results. Our analysis predicts that the minimum potential position along the channel is not affected by the sign of the hot carrier induced localized interface charge density and always occurs in damage free region. DIBL effect is more pronounced in submicron devices in the presence of the hot carrier degradation effect.
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spelling mmu-27422011-09-14T06:11:01Z http://shdl.mmu.edu.my/2742/ An analytical study of hot-carrier degradation effects in sub-micron MOS devices Singh, A. K. T Technology (General) QC Physics In this present communication, we have studied the effect of hot-carrier degradation effects on surface potential, threshold voltage and DIBL of the sub-micron device. We have derived a more accurate model for the threshold voltage in the presence of hot carrier degradation effect. Our model includes a fitting parameter to take care of short channel effects. The validity of our model is verified by the MINIMOS simulator results. Our analysis predicts that the minimum potential position along the channel is not affected by the sign of the hot carrier induced localized interface charge density and always occurs in damage free region. DIBL effect is more pronounced in submicron devices in the presence of the hot carrier degradation effect. EDP SCIENCES S A 2008-05 Article NonPeerReviewed Singh, A. K. (2008) An analytical study of hot-carrier degradation effects in sub-micron MOS devices. The European Physical Journal Applied Physics, 42 (2). pp. 87-94. ISSN 1286-0042 http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/epjap:2008047 doi:10.1051/epjap:2008047 doi:10.1051/epjap:2008047
spellingShingle T Technology (General)
QC Physics
Singh, A. K.
An analytical study of hot-carrier degradation effects in sub-micron MOS devices
title An analytical study of hot-carrier degradation effects in sub-micron MOS devices
title_full An analytical study of hot-carrier degradation effects in sub-micron MOS devices
title_fullStr An analytical study of hot-carrier degradation effects in sub-micron MOS devices
title_full_unstemmed An analytical study of hot-carrier degradation effects in sub-micron MOS devices
title_short An analytical study of hot-carrier degradation effects in sub-micron MOS devices
title_sort analytical study of hot-carrier degradation effects in sub-micron mos devices
topic T Technology (General)
QC Physics
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