Heh, D.
, Vogel, E.
and Bernstein, J.
(2003),
Impact of Substrate Hot Hole Injection on Ultra-thin Silicon Dioxide Breakdown, Applied Physics Letters
(Accessed December 15, 2024)
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Impact of Substrate Hot Hole Injection on Ultra-thin Silicon Dioxide Breakdown
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, , J B. Bernstein
Abstract
The impact of hot holes on gate oxide breakdown is studied by investigating devices under constant voltage stress with different amount of pre-injected substrate hot holes. The results show that oxide breakdown is independent of the amount of those pre-injected hot holes, which suggests that defects generated by hot holes are not directly related to oxide breakdown during constant voltage stress conditions.Citation
Applied Physics Letters
Volume
82
Issue
19
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Journals
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Created May 11, 2003, Updated October 12, 2021