The bias dependence of radiation-induced narrow-width channel effects(RINCEs)in 65-nm n-type metal-oxidesemiconductor field-effect transistors(NMOSFETs)is investigated.The threshold voltage of the narrow-width65 nm NM...The bias dependence of radiation-induced narrow-width channel effects(RINCEs)in 65-nm n-type metal-oxidesemiconductor field-effect transistors(NMOSFETs)is investigated.The threshold voltage of the narrow-width65 nm NMOSFET is negatively shifted by total ionizing dose irradiation,due to the RINCE.The experimental results show that the 65 nm narrow-channel NMOSFET has a larger threshold shift when the gate terminal is kept in the ground,which is contrary to the conclusion obtained in the old generation devices.Depending on the three-dimensional simulation,we conclude that electric field distribution alteration caused by shallow trench isolation scaling is responsible for the anomalous RINCE bias dependence in 65 nm technology.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos 11605282,11505282 and U1532261the West Light Foundation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences under Grant No 2015-XBQN-B-15
文摘The bias dependence of radiation-induced narrow-width channel effects(RINCEs)in 65-nm n-type metal-oxidesemiconductor field-effect transistors(NMOSFETs)is investigated.The threshold voltage of the narrow-width65 nm NMOSFET is negatively shifted by total ionizing dose irradiation,due to the RINCE.The experimental results show that the 65 nm narrow-channel NMOSFET has a larger threshold shift when the gate terminal is kept in the ground,which is contrary to the conclusion obtained in the old generation devices.Depending on the three-dimensional simulation,we conclude that electric field distribution alteration caused by shallow trench isolation scaling is responsible for the anomalous RINCE bias dependence in 65 nm technology.
