Impacts of Depth and Lateral Profiles of Fluorine Atoms in Gate Oxide Films on Reliability
Shuntaro Fujii, Shohei Hamada, Tatsushi Yagi, Isao Maru, Shogo Katsuki, Toshiro Sakamoto, Atsushi Okamoto, S. Morita, Tsutomu Miyazaki
Abstract
Shuntaro Fujii, Shohei Hamada, Tatsushi Yagi, Isao Maru, Shogo Katsuki, Toshiro Sakamoto, Atsushi Okamoto, S. Morita, Tsutomu Miyazaki
Abstract
Fluorine (F) implantation into gate poly-Si was used to incorporate F atoms in gate oxide films. Different F profiles in depth direction of gate oxide films were prepared. Enhanced segregation of F atoms at SiO2/Si interfaces was important for improvement of time dependent dielectric breakdown (TDDB) lifetime and suppression of hot carrier degradation. TDDB and low frequency noise dependences on gate length suggested that F profiles in lateral direction of gate oxide films should be cared for reliability of short channel devices.
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Fluorine (F) implantation into gate poly-Si was used to incorporate F atoms in gate oxide films. Different F profiles in depth direction of gate oxide films were prepared. Enhanced segregation of F atoms at SiO2/Si interfaces was important for improvement of time dependent dielectric breakdown (TDDB) lifetime and suppression of hot carrier degradation. TDDB and low frequency noise dependences on gate length suggested that F profiles in lateral direction of gate oxide films should be cared for reliability of short channel devices.
Key concepts: Time-dependent gate oxide breakdown, Gate oxide, Materials science, Gate dielectric, Oxide, Dielectric strength, Reliability (semiconductor), Dielectric