A new formulation of breakdown model for high-к/SiO2 stack dielectrics

E. Wu
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Unlike previously accepted notions, we present the experimental evidence that the first BD events (TBD) follows a single-Weibull distribution (2-parameters) for high-κ/SiO2 stack dielectrics using large-sample size experiments and fast-time measurements. It is found that neglecting the initial failure mode can lead to a false bending at low percentiles. In contrast, a bimodality with strong bending in residual time (TRES=TFAIL-TBD) distributions is commonly observed in all cases, suggesting a universal bimodal progressive BD (PBD) distribution which plays a fundamental role in circuit reliability. Using a general Monte Carlo simulator including the multiple-spot competing PBD mode with a 5-parameter model [1] for PBD distribution, we have obtained an excellent agreement by simultaneously fitting three distributions: TBD, TRES, and TFAIL(IFAIL), thus resolving a wide range of conflicting observations in recent publications in a coherent framework.
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高氧/SiO2堆叠介质击穿模型的新公式
不同于之前被接受的概念,我们通过大样本实验和快速测量,提出了实验证据,证明高κ/SiO2堆叠介质的第一个双相事件(TBD)遵循单威布尔分布(2参数)。研究发现,忽略初始破坏模式会导致低百分位数下的假弯曲。相比之下,在所有情况下,通常观察到具有强残余时间弯曲的双峰分布(TRES=TFAIL-TBD),表明普遍的双峰渐进式BD (PBD)分布在电路可靠性中起着基本作用。使用一个通用的蒙特卡罗模拟器,包括多点竞争PBD模式和PBD分布的5参数模型[1],我们通过同时拟合三个分布:TBD、TRES和TFAIL(IFAIL),获得了很好的一致性,从而在一个连贯的框架内解决了近期出版物中广泛的冲突观察结果。
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