Tahui Wang, C. Hsu, L. Chiang, N. Zous, T. Chao, C. Chang
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Abstract
Drain leakage current degradation at zero V/sub gs/ in a hot carrier stressed n-MOSFET is measured and modeled. The dependences of drain leakage current on supply voltage and temperature are characterized. In modeling, various drain leakage current mechanisms including drain-to-source subthreshold leakage current, band-to-band tunneling current and interface trap assisted leakage current are taken into account. The results show that interface trap induced leakage current appears to be a dominant drain leakage mechanism as the supply voltage is scaled below 3.0 V. Drain leakage current degradation by orders of magnitude has been observed due to hot carrier stress.