Depletion-Mode TDDB for n-Type MOS Capacitors of 4H-SiC

Author:

Watanabe Tomokatsu1,Hino Shiro1,Ebiike Yuji1,Miura Naruhisa1,Imaizumi Masayuki1,Yamakawa Satoshi1

Affiliation:

1. Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Abstract

TDDB for n-type 4H-SiC MOS capacitors depleted by DC bias (named as depletion-mode TDDB) has been investigated. The lifetime distribution can apparently be classified into two groups: shorter and longer tBD. Breakdown for the shorter tBD occurs at a point close to a threading dislocation. In contrast, the capacitors possessing longer tBD include no dislocation. An increase in the stress temperature and/or EOX leads to a decrease in tBD, indicating that the breakdown is caused by gate-oxide degradation. On the other hand, the tBD distributions acquired by accumulation-mode TDDB are relatively even, and the breakdown point is independent of dislocations. We presume that holes excited in the SiC layer by hot electrons play an important role at a threading dislocation for depletion-mode TDDB.

Publisher

Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.

Subject

Mechanical Engineering,Mechanics of Materials,Condensed Matter Physics,General Materials Science

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