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A Dual-Point technique for the entire ID-VG characterization into subthreshold region under Random Telegraph Noise condition

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posted on 2019-03-19, 10:49 authored by Xuepeng Zhan, Chengda Shen, Zhigang Ji, Jiezhi Chen, Hui FangHui Fang, Fangbin Guo, Jianfu Zhang
A simple Dual-Point technique to measure the entire transfer characteristics (ID-VG) down to sub-threshold region in the nano-scaled MOSFET under Random Telegraph Noise (RTN) condition with either capturing or emitting one elementary charge by a trap in the gate dielectric is proposed. Its compatibility with the commercial semiconductor analyzer makes it a readily-usable tool for future RTN study. In this work, we use this technique to explore the VG dependence of RTN induced by a single trapped carrier in both n- and p- FETs.

Funding

This work is financially supported by the Engineering and Physical Science Research Council of UK under EP/L010607/1, China Key Research and Development Program (2016YFA0201802), National Natural Science Foundation of China (61874068) and China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (2018M630777).

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  • Science

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  • Computer Science

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IEEE Electron Device Letters

Citation

ZHAN, X. ... et al, 2019. A Dual-Point technique for the entire ID-VG characterization into subthreshold region under Random Telegraph Noise condition. IEEE Electron Device Letters, 40 (5), pp.674-677.

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Acceptance date

2019-03-04

Publication date

2019-03-07

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0741-3106

eISSN

1558-0563

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  • en