This work focuses on the extraction of Threshold Voltage Shift due to interface trapping from Charge Pumping (CP) measured curves. The proposed mathematical approach analyzes the peak of the charge pumping curve, proportional to the average interface defects density, for estimating the threshold voltage shift due to interface trapping separately from the shift induced by oxide trapping. The high-frequency nature of CP measurements is therefore exploited for the detection of fast states. The analyzed devices are 4H-SiC n-channel MOSFETs and a custom, on-wafer, in-situ measurement setup is used. Under constant current gate stress, positive and negative charge trapping processes are identified; the role of a) charge trapping in the oxide and b) interface states generation is analyzed and described.
Interface-related VTH shift of SiC MOSFETs during constant current stress extracted from charge pumping measurements
Marcuzzi A.;De Santi C.;Meneghesso G.;Zanoni E.;Meneghini M.
2025
Abstract
This work focuses on the extraction of Threshold Voltage Shift due to interface trapping from Charge Pumping (CP) measured curves. The proposed mathematical approach analyzes the peak of the charge pumping curve, proportional to the average interface defects density, for estimating the threshold voltage shift due to interface trapping separately from the shift induced by oxide trapping. The high-frequency nature of CP measurements is therefore exploited for the detection of fast states. The analyzed devices are 4H-SiC n-channel MOSFETs and a custom, on-wafer, in-situ measurement setup is used. Under constant current gate stress, positive and negative charge trapping processes are identified; the role of a) charge trapping in the oxide and b) interface states generation is analyzed and described.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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