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Time dependent dielectric breakdown of thermally evaporated HfO
2
for nanoscale devices
N. A. Chowdhury, R. Garg,
D. Misra
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Oxides
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Nanoscale Devices
100%
HfO2
100%
Time-dependent Dielectric Breakdown
100%
Constant Current Stress
100%
Energetic Electrons
50%
Condensation
50%
Dielectric Breakdown
50%
Stress Level
50%
Anodic
50%
Generation Mechanism
50%
Stress-induced
50%
Annealing
50%
Rate of Increase
50%
Trap Generation
50%
Breakdown Characteristics
50%
Interfacial Layer
50%
Electron Injection
50%
Charge Trapping
50%
HfO2 Films
50%
Charging Time
50%
Oxide Field
50%
Interface Generation
50%
Effective Barrier Height
50%
Generation Rate
50%
Weibull Plot
50%
Charge to Breakdown
50%
Bulk Traps
50%
Intrinsic Breakdown
50%
Engineering
Nanoscale
100%
Dielectrics
100%
Electric Field
33%
Defects
33%
Stress Level
33%
Energetics
33%
Induced Stress
33%
Interfacial Layer
33%
Interface State
33%
Rate Increase
33%
Barrier Height
33%
Material Science
Oxide Compound
100%
Electrical Breakdown
100%
Film
50%
Charge Trapping
25%