Properties of HfO/Hf-silicate/Si structures with Hf-silicate formed by Hf metal deposition and subsequent reaction
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, Part 2: Letters, ISSN: 0021-4922, Vol: 40, Issue: 8 A
2001
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Properties of the HfO/Hf-silicate/Si structure with the Hf-silicate layer which was formed by Hf metal deposition on Si and subsequent reaction of Hf with Si and oxygen during the HfO deposition were studied. Post-deposition N annealing reduced the equivalent oxide thickness (EOT) value and improved leakage characteristics of the HfO/Hf-silicate/Si structure. The EOT value was reduced from 2.70 nm to 2.23 nm after annealing. At a proper voltage of 2.5 V, which was defined as the difference between the applied gate bias and the flat band voltage, the leakage current density of annealed HfO/Hf-silicate/Si structure was 1.88 × 10 A/cm while that of as-formed HfO/Hf-silicate/Si structure was 1.92 × 10 A/cm. The breakdown field increased from 7.29 MV/cm to 9.71 MV/cm after annealing.
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