Abstract The degradation induced by interface state is one main reason for failure occurs in deep-sub-micron MOS devices. Based on the hydrodynamics energy transport model, the degradation induced by acceptor interface state is analyzed for deep-sub-micron grooved-gate and conventional planar PMOSFET with different channel doping density. The simulation results show that the degradation induced by the same interface state density in grooved-gate PMOSFET is larger than that in planar PMOSFET and in both structure devices, the impact of P type acceptor interface state on device performance is far larger than that of N type. It also manifests that the degradation is different for the device with different channel doping density.
Ren Hongxia,Hao Yue. Study on the degradation induced by acceptor interface state for deep-sub-micron grooved-bate PMOSFET\’s[J]. , 2002, 24(1): 108-114 .