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Publication
IRPS 2011
Conference paper
Correlation of Id- and Ig-random telegraph noise to positive bias temperature instability in scaled high-κ/metal gate n-type MOSFETs
Abstract
Random telegraph noise (RTN) in high-κ nMOSFETs is directly linked to Positive Bias Temperature Instability (PBTI). For the first time, the correlation between Id- and Ig-RTN is clearly observed in high-κ MOSFET. Ig-RTN is directly related to physical trapping or de-trapping and the Id-RTN reflects sensitivity to charge trapping as determined by gm, which is confirmed by both experiments and TCAD simulations. © 2011 IEEE.