The random telegraph signal in nanoscale devices is critically dependent on the spatial distribution and number of trapped charges in the gate oxide. Also, the drain-current fluctuation Delta I-D therein is known to be made up of the fluctuations in carrier number and mobility. In this paper, the local potential variation (LPV) arising from the single charge is incorporated into well-known mobility model and the effect of discrete trapped charges in the oxide layer is statistically investigated, using the in-house 3-D drift-diffusion and density-gradient device simulators. The LPV model covers the conventional distributed trapped charge mobility model but it can also accurately account for the observed fluctuations in I-D in terms of carrie...
Intrinsic parameter fluctuations have become a very important problem for the scaling and integratio...
International audienceLow frequency noise (LFN) and random telegraph noise (RTN) are investigated st...
In this paper we study the amplitudes of random telegraph signals (RTS) associated with the trapping...
This paper investigates the accuracy and issues of modeling carrier mobility in the channel of a nan...
The distribution of fractional current change and threshold voltage shift in an ensemble of realisti...
The growing variability of electrical characteristics is a major issue associated with continuous do...
A comprehensive three-dimensional (3-D) statistical simulation study of the distribution of fraction...
A comprehensive simulation methodology for the systematic study of gate leakage variability in reali...
Abstract:- As the gate length of MOSFET devices shrinks down below 100 nm, the fluctuation of major ...
A comprehensive simulation study, of random-dopant-induced drain current variability is presented fo...
We report a thorough 3-D simulation study of the correlation between multiple, trapped charges in th...
n this paper, using three-dimensional statistical numerical simulations, the authors study the intri...
A comprehensive simulation methodology for the systematic study of gate leakage variability in reali...
A comprehensive statistical investigation of the increase in resistance associated with charge trapp...
Quantum corrections based on density gradient formalism, recently introduced in the 3-D Monte Carlo ...
Intrinsic parameter fluctuations have become a very important problem for the scaling and integratio...
International audienceLow frequency noise (LFN) and random telegraph noise (RTN) are investigated st...
In this paper we study the amplitudes of random telegraph signals (RTS) associated with the trapping...
This paper investigates the accuracy and issues of modeling carrier mobility in the channel of a nan...
The distribution of fractional current change and threshold voltage shift in an ensemble of realisti...
The growing variability of electrical characteristics is a major issue associated with continuous do...
A comprehensive three-dimensional (3-D) statistical simulation study of the distribution of fraction...
A comprehensive simulation methodology for the systematic study of gate leakage variability in reali...
Abstract:- As the gate length of MOSFET devices shrinks down below 100 nm, the fluctuation of major ...
A comprehensive simulation study, of random-dopant-induced drain current variability is presented fo...
We report a thorough 3-D simulation study of the correlation between multiple, trapped charges in th...
n this paper, using three-dimensional statistical numerical simulations, the authors study the intri...
A comprehensive simulation methodology for the systematic study of gate leakage variability in reali...
A comprehensive statistical investigation of the increase in resistance associated with charge trapp...
Quantum corrections based on density gradient formalism, recently introduced in the 3-D Monte Carlo ...
Intrinsic parameter fluctuations have become a very important problem for the scaling and integratio...
International audienceLow frequency noise (LFN) and random telegraph noise (RTN) are investigated st...
In this paper we study the amplitudes of random telegraph signals (RTS) associated with the trapping...