Yuri Mirgorodski
National Semiconductor
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international reliability physics symposium | 2005
Douglas Brisbin; Yuri Mirgorodski; Prasad Chaparala
It has been reported that MOSFET hot carrier (HC) performance is degraded by back-end-of-line (BEOL) processing steps such as interlayer dielectric film deposition, passivation, and H/sub 2/ annealing. These effects are associated with the incorporation of additional hydrogen at the Si-SiO/sub 2/ interface states to passivate dangling bonds. This paper focuses on an unusual (anomalous) I/sub Dsat/ HC degradation behavior seen on a (DGO) NMOSFET device that was determined to be caused by a dielectric (SiON) contact etch stop process step. This paper presents a novel NMOSFET HC degradation behavior model based on HC injected positive trapped charge that is spatially separated from the normal HC trapped electron charge. This paper shows that this charge separation and positive charge injection creates a secondary impact ionization site that is within the device channel and results in anomalous and accelerated I/sub Dsat/ HC degradation behavior.
international integrated reliability workshop | 2004
Douglas Brisbin; Yuri Mirgorodski; Prasad Chaparala
It has been reported that MOSFET hot carrier (HC) performance is degraded by back-end-of-line (BEOL) processing steps such as interlayer dielectric film deposition, passivation, and H/sub 2/ annealing. These effects are associated with the incorporation of additional hydrogen at the Si-SiO/sub 2/ interface states to passivate dangling bonds. This paper focuses on an unusual (anomalous) I/sub Dsat/ HC degradation behavior seen on a dual gate oxide (DGO) NMOSFET device that was determined to be caused by a dielectric (SiON) contact etch stop process step. This paper presents a novel NMOSFET HC degradation behavior model based on HC injected positive trapped charge that is spatially separated from the normal HC trapped electron charge. This paper shows that this charge separation and positive charge injection creates a secondary impact ionization site that is within the device channel and results in anomalous and accelerated I/sub Dsat/ HC degradation behavior.
Archive | 1985
Pavel Poplevine; Yuri Mirgorodski; Andrew J. Franklin; Hengyang Lin
Archive | 2004
Peter J. Hopper; Philipp Lindorfer; Vladislav Vashchenko; Yuri Mirgorodski
Archive | 2001
Yuri Mirgorodski
Archive | 2004
Pavel Poplevine; Yuri Mirgorodski; Andrew J. Franklin; Peter J. Hopper
Archive | 2004
Peter J. Hopper; Yuri Mirgorodski; Vladislav Vashchenko
Archive | 2001
Peter J. Hopper; Yuri Mirgorodski
Archive | 2003
Yuri Mirgorodski; Vladislav Vashchenko; Peter J. Hopper
Archive | 2004
Vladislav Vashchenko; Peter J. Hopper; Yuri Mirgorodski