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WITHDRAWN: Determination of well flat band condition in thin film FDSOI transistors using C-V measurement for accurate parameter extraction

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For advanced gate stacks, effective work function (WFeff) and equivalent oxide thickness (EOT) are fundamental parameters for technology optimization. On FDSOI transistors, and contrary to the bulk technologies, while EOT… Click to show full abstract

For advanced gate stacks, effective work function (WFeff) and equivalent oxide thickness (EOT) are fundamental parameters for technology optimization. On FDSOI transistors, and contrary to the bulk technologies, while EOT can be still extracted at strong inversion from the typical gate-to-channel capacitance (Cgc), it is no longer the case for WFeff due to the disappearance of an observable flat band condition on capacitance characteristics. In this work, a new experimental method, the Cbg(VBG) characteristic, is proposed in order to extract the well flat band condition (VFB, W). This characteristic enables an accurate and direct evaluation of WFeff. Moreover, using the previous extraction of the gate oxide (Tfox), and buried oxide (Tbox) from typical capacitance characteristics (Cgc and Cbc), it allows the extraction of the channel thickness (Tch). Furthermore, the measurement of the well flat band condition on Cbg(VBG) characteristics for two different Si and SiGe channel also proves the existence of a dipole at the SiGe/SiO2 interface.

Keywords: flat band; extraction; band condition; well flat

Journal Title: Microelectronic Engineering
Year Published: 2017

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