Influence of Carrier Mobility by Implanting Different Nitrogen Dosages into Different Silicon Substrates

碩士 === 逢甲大學 === 電子工程所 === 92 === Abstract The subject of this thesis is to investigate the effect of carrier mobility (μ) by implanting different nitrogen dosages into different silicon substrates such as Si(100)、Hydrogen Annealed Wafer and Si(111) on PMOSFET. First of all, about the differ...

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Main Authors: Pei-Tsang Ho, 何佩倉
Other Authors: Wen-Luh Yang
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 2004
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/85050505849939170878
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spelling ndltd-TW-092FCU054280442015-10-13T13:01:03Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/85050505849939170878 Influence of Carrier Mobility by Implanting Different Nitrogen Dosages into Different Silicon Substrates 不同晶面與不同氮離子佈植劑量對載子遷移率之影響 Pei-Tsang Ho 何佩倉 碩士 逢甲大學 電子工程所 92 Abstract The subject of this thesis is to investigate the effect of carrier mobility (μ) by implanting different nitrogen dosages into different silicon substrates such as Si(100)、Hydrogen Annealed Wafer and Si(111) on PMOSFET. First of all, about the different silicon substrates and nitrogen implantation dosages for the influence of carrier mobility, we find the value of carrier mobility of Si(111) split is about 60% higher than that of Si(100) and Hi-wafer splits. In addition, heavy nitrogen implantation dosage, up to 5×14 ions/cm2, into channel could improve the carrier mobility on Si(100) and Hi-wafer splits effectively, but degrade the carrier mobility on Si(111) split. Furthermore, the effects of carrier mobility on temperature and geometric figure of gate electrode were investigated. Results show the carrier mobility on Si(111) split has worse degradation proportion than that on Si(100) and Hi-wafer splits due to the high temperature measurement. Besides, the carrier mobility on Si(111) split would be worse degraded as a higher width/length (or length/width) ratio. Therefore, a suitable W/L (or L/W) ratio is needed to avoid decreasing the operation speed on Si(111) split MOSFET. Wen-Luh Yang 楊文祿 2004 學位論文 ; thesis 78 zh-TW
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description 碩士 === 逢甲大學 === 電子工程所 === 92 === Abstract The subject of this thesis is to investigate the effect of carrier mobility (μ) by implanting different nitrogen dosages into different silicon substrates such as Si(100)、Hydrogen Annealed Wafer and Si(111) on PMOSFET. First of all, about the different silicon substrates and nitrogen implantation dosages for the influence of carrier mobility, we find the value of carrier mobility of Si(111) split is about 60% higher than that of Si(100) and Hi-wafer splits. In addition, heavy nitrogen implantation dosage, up to 5×14 ions/cm2, into channel could improve the carrier mobility on Si(100) and Hi-wafer splits effectively, but degrade the carrier mobility on Si(111) split. Furthermore, the effects of carrier mobility on temperature and geometric figure of gate electrode were investigated. Results show the carrier mobility on Si(111) split has worse degradation proportion than that on Si(100) and Hi-wafer splits due to the high temperature measurement. Besides, the carrier mobility on Si(111) split would be worse degraded as a higher width/length (or length/width) ratio. Therefore, a suitable W/L (or L/W) ratio is needed to avoid decreasing the operation speed on Si(111) split MOSFET.
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