Total Dose Effects in Tunnel-Diode Body-Contact SOI $n$MOSFETs
Total Dose Effects in Tunnel-Diode Body-Contact SOI $n$MOSFETs
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DOI:
10.1109/tns.2014.2364923
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发表时间:
2014-11
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Jiexin Luo;Jing Chen;Z. Chai;K. Lu;Weiwei He;Yan Yang;E. Zhang;D. Fleetwood;Xi Wang
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作者:
Jiexin Luo;Jing Chen;Z. Chai;K. Lu;Weiwei He;Yan Yang;E. Zhang;D. Fleetwood;Xi Wang
Tunnel-Diode Body-Contact (TDBC) SOI MOSFETs utilize a shallow source and a deep drain to eliminate total-ionizing-dose induced back-channel leakage and to suppress floating body effects. In contrast, significant leakage current is observed in T-gate Body-Contact (TB) SOI nMOSFETs, as a result of trapped charge in the buried oxide. A subthreshold hump is observed in TDBC SOI nMOSFETs after irradiation. The charge trapped at the shallow trench isolation (STI) corner is the major reason for the post-irradiation hump in the current-voltage characteristics. Pocket p+ implantation reduces the size of the subthreshold hump in short-channel TDBC devices.