We present new experimental results on heavy ion-induced gate rupture on deep submicron CMOS transistor arrays. Through the use of dedicated test structures, composed by a large number of 130-nm MOSFETs connected in parallel, we show the response to heavy ion irradiation under high stress voltages of devices previously irradiated with X-rays. We found only a slight impact on gate rupture critical voltage at a LET of 32 MeV cm(2) mg(-1) for devices previously irradiated up to 3 Mrad(SiO(2)), and practically no change for 100 Mrad(SiO(2)) irradiation, dose of interest for the future super large hadron collider (SLHC).
Single Event Gate Rupture in 130-nm CMOS Transistor Arrays Subjected to X-Ray Irradiation
SILVESTRI, MARCO;GERARDIN, SIMONE;PACCAGNELLA, ALESSANDRO
2010
Abstract
We present new experimental results on heavy ion-induced gate rupture on deep submicron CMOS transistor arrays. Through the use of dedicated test structures, composed by a large number of 130-nm MOSFETs connected in parallel, we show the response to heavy ion irradiation under high stress voltages of devices previously irradiated with X-rays. We found only a slight impact on gate rupture critical voltage at a LET of 32 MeV cm(2) mg(-1) for devices previously irradiated up to 3 Mrad(SiO(2)), and practically no change for 100 Mrad(SiO(2)) irradiation, dose of interest for the future super large hadron collider (SLHC).File in questo prodotto:
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