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Property Improvement of CTF Memories Utilizing Hybrid Tunnel Oxide

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Various hybrid tunnel oxides in both MANOS structure and SONOS structure were examined. Among them, SiO2/ZrO2 hybrid tunnel oxide in charge trap flash memory provides promising programming characteristics compared to… Click to show full abstract

Various hybrid tunnel oxides in both MANOS structure and SONOS structure were examined. Among them, SiO2/ZrO2 hybrid tunnel oxide in charge trap flash memory provides promising programming characteristics compared to those of SiO2 tunnel oxide. However, the relatively higher Fowler–Nordheim tunneling barriers for the hole result in insufficient erasing characteristics. In contrast, Si2–XONX/ZrO2 hybrid tunnel oxide could be erased to negative ${V}_{\textsf {th}}$ . In addition, the retention behaviors of the hybrid tunnel oxides based on an high temperature storage (HTS) test were superior compared to that of SiO2 tunnel oxide. The cycle characteristics in endurance and HTS of Si2–XONX/ZrO2 hybrid tunnel oxide were confirmed to be better than those of Si2–XONX tunnel oxide, which implies that they satisfy real operational conditions. Thus, Si2–XONX/ZrO2 hybrid tunnel oxide can be a promising candidate for a next-generation tunnel oxide.

Keywords: sub italic; hybrid tunnel; sub sub; tunnel oxide; sub; italic italic

Journal Title: IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices
Year Published: 2018

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