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Item type:Item, Photoconductive properties of polycrystalline selenium based lateral MISIM photodetectors of high quantum efficiency using different dielectrics as the charge blocking layer(2019-07-01) ;Chang, Cheng-Yi ;Huang, Yu-Wei ;Lin, Yi-Jie ;Liao, Jye-YowLin, Jian-SiangWe studied the photoconductive performance of polycrystalline selenium (pc-Se) based photodetectors with a lateral metal-insulator-semiconductor-insulator-metal (MISIM) device structure. The insulator layer is a 10 nm-thick Ga2O3, HfO2, or Al2O3 thin film, and used as a charge blocking layer (CBL) to suppress dark current injected from the Al electrodes. The dark current suppression primarily depends on the barrier height of the junctions between the CBLs and electrodes. The Ga2O3 CBL exhibits a poor dark current suppression compared to the HfO2 and the Al2O3 CBLs because of a lower electron barrier at the cathode. The lateral pc-Se photodetectors exhibit a very high internal photocurrent gain due to Fowler-Nordheim tunneling at relatively low applied voltages. The better crystallinity of pc-Se grains formed on the Ga2O3 CBL leads to a higher photoconversion efficiency for the MISIM-Ga2O3 photodetector. Compared with amorphous Se based lateral MISIM photodetectors, the pc-Se photodetectors demonstrate a uniform and much better photoconductive performance over the visible spectrum.Item type:Item, Characteristic Fluctuations of Dynamic Power Delay Induced by Random Nanosized Titanium Nitride Grains and the Aspect Ratio Effect of Gate-All-Around Nanowire CMOS Devices and Circuits(2019-05-01) ;Li, Yiming ;Chen, Chieh-Yang ;Chuang, Min-Hui ;Chao, Pei-Jung電機工程學系In this study, we investigate direct current (DC)/alternating current (AC) characteristic variability induced by work function fluctuation (WKF) with respect to different nanosized metal grains and the variation of aspect ratios (ARs) of channel cross-sections on a 10 nm gate gate-all-around (GAA) nanowire (NW) metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) device. The associated timing and power fluctuations of the GAA NW complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) circuits are further estimated and analyzed simultaneously. The experimentally validated device and circuit simulation running on a parallel computing system are intensively performed while considering the effects of WKF and various ARs to access the device's nominal and fluctuated characteristics. To provide the best accuracy of simulation, we herein calibrate the simulation results and experimental data by adjusting the fitting parameters of the mobility model. Transfer characteristics, dynamic timing, and power consumption of the tested circuit are calculated using a mixed device-circuit simulation technique. The timing fluctuation mainly follows the trend of the variation of threshold voltage. The fluctuation terms of power consumption comprising static, short-circuit, and dynamic powers are governed by the trend that the larger the grain size, the larger the fluctuation.Item type:Item, Circuit-Simulation-Based Multi-objective Evolutionary Algorithm with Multi-Level Clock Driving Technique for a-Si:H TFTs Gate Driver Circuit Design Optimization(2015-01-01) ;Hung, Sheng-Chin ;Chen, Chieh-Yang ;Chiang, Chien-Hsueh ;Li, Yiming分子醫學與生物工程研究所In this work, dynamic characteristic of a new amorphous silicon gate (ASG) driver circuit is optimized by using multi-objective evolutionary algorithm (MOEA) and hydrogenated amorphous silicon (a-Si:H) TFT circuit simulator on the unified optimization framework (UOF). The ASG driver circuit consisting of 14 a-Si:H TFTs is optimized for the given specifications of the fall time < 3 mu s and the ripple voltage < -9 V with simultaneously minimizing the total layout area. More than 50% reductions on the falling time of the ASG driver circuit have been achieved by using the proposed optimization methodology together with a novel 3-level clock driving technique.Item type:Item, Work Function Modulation of Monolayer MoS2 Doped with 3d Transition Metals(2017-01-01) ;Tsai, Yi-Chia ;Chen, Chieh-Yang ;Ho, Min-Shao ;Li, Yiming電機工程學系Item type:Item, Lateral amorphous selenium metal-insulator-semiconductor-insulator-metal photodetectors using ultrathin dielectric blocking layers for dark current suppression(2016-12-21) ;Chang, Cheng-Yi ;Pan, Fu-Ming ;Lin, Jian-Siang ;Yu, Tung-YuanLi, Yi-MingWe fabricated amorphous selenium (a-Se) photodetectors with a lateral metal-insulator-semiconductor-insulator-metal (MISIM) device structure. Thermal aluminum oxide, plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposited silicon nitride, and thermal atomic layer deposited (ALD) aluminum oxide and hafnium oxide (ALD-HfO2) were used as the electron and hole blocking layers of the MISIM photodetectors for dark current suppression. A reduction in the dark current by three orders of magnitude can be achieved at electric fields between 10 and 30 V/mu m. The effective dark current suppression is primarily ascribed to electric field lowering in the dielectric layers as a result of charge trapping in deep levels. Photogenerated carriers in the a-Se layer can be transported across the blocking layers to the Al electrodes via Fowler-Nordheim tunneling because a high electric field develops in the ultrathin dielectric layers under illumination. Since the a-Se MISIM photodetectors have a very low dark current without significant degradation in the photoresponse, the signal contrast is greatly improved. The MISIM photodetector with the ALD-HfO2 blocking layer has an optimal signal contrast more than 500 times the contrast of the photodetector without a blocking layer at 15 V/mu m. Published by AIP Publishing.Item type:Item, Experimentally Effective Clean Process to C-V Characteristic Variation Reduction of HKMG MOS Devices(2013) ;Chen, Chien-Hung ;Li, Yiming ;Chen, Chieh-Yang ;Chen, Yu-YuHsu, Sheng-ChiaIn this work, the planar HKMG MOS devices are fabricated on (100) wafer with p-substrate. To improve the samples\' interface roughness between the Si/Ge film and the interface layer, three different clean treatments are considered to fabricate the MOS devices. Among processes, the experiment indicates that HF and water rinse can present hydrogen termination to bond silicon as a good passivation. The measured C-V curves and HRTEM of the fabricated samples show the interface roughness is improved significantly. The extracted shift of flat band voltage (Delta V-fb) and density of interface traps (D-it) have around 50% improvement.Item type:Item, Electrical Characteristic and Power Consumption Fluctuations of Trapezoidal Bulk FinFET Devices and Circuits Induced by Random Line Edge Roughness(2015) ;Chen, Chieh-Yang ;Huang, Wen-Tsung ;Li, Yiming ;資訊工程學系Department of Computer ScienceIn this work, we use an experimentally calibrated 3D quantum-mechanically-corrected device simulation to study different types of line edge roughness (LER) on the DC/AC and digital circuit characteristic variability of 14-nm-gate HKMG trapezoidal bulk FinFETs. By using a time-domain Gaussian noise function as the LER-profile generator, we compare four types of LER: fin-LER inclusive of resist-LER and spacer-LER, sidewall-LER, and gate-LER for the trapezoidal bulk FinFETs. The resist-LER is most influential on characteristic fluctuation. For the same type, spacer-LER has at least 85 % improvement on sigma V-th compared with resist-LER. As for the digital circuit characteristic, the rectangle-shape bulk FinFET has larger timing fluctuation.Item type:Item, Statistical Device Simulation of Characteristic Fluctuation of 10-nm Gate-All-Around Silicon Nanowire MOSFETs Induced by Various Discrete Random Dopants(2016) ;Sung, Wen-Li ;Chang, Han-Tung ;Chen, Chieh-Yang ;Chao, Pei-JungLi, YimingWe study the impact of random dopant fluctuation (RDF) on electrical characteristics of 10-nm-gatehigh kappa/metal gate gate-all-around silicon nanowire MOSFET devices. To provide the best accuracy of device simulation, model parameters are validated by using full quantum mechanical simulation and calibrated with experimental results. Physical mechanism of RDs inside channel and penetration from the source/drain extensions into the channel is discussed. Electrical characteristic of the device is estimated with respect to different types of RDF.Item type:Item, On Statistical Variation of MOSFETs Induced by Random-Discrete-Dopants and Random-Interface-Traps(2012) ;Li, Yiming ;Su, Hsin-Wen ;Chen, Chieh-Yang ;Cheng, Hui-WenChen, Yu-YuIn this work, we statistically study characteristic fluctuation of 16-nm-gate high-kappa/metal gate (HKMG) MOSFETs by random-discrete-dopants (RDDs) inside silicon channel and random-interface-traps (RITs) at high-kappa/silicon interface. Randomly generated devices with three-dimensional (3D) RDDs inside device channel and 2D RITs at HfO2/Si interface are incorporated into quantum mechanically corrected 3D device simulation. Device characteristics, as influenced by different degrees of fluctuation, are discussed in relation to RITs near the source and drain ends, and RDDs near the device channel surface and silicon substrate. Characteristic fluctuations are affected to different extents by the random combinatorial RDDs and RITs. Nonlinearly correlated RDDs and RITs further violate the statistical assumption of independent identical distributions between the RDDs- and RITs-induced random variables. Consequently, for the studied 16-nm-gate HKMG MOSFETs, the threshold voltage fluctuation induced by the combined RDs and ITs is less than their statistical sum due to local interaction of surface potentials resulting from the RDDs and RITs simultaneously. In contrast to RDDs fluctuation, the screening effect of device\'s inversion layer cannot effectively screen potential\'s variation resulting from RITs; thus, devices still have noticeable gate capacitance characteristic fluctuation under high gate bias.Item type:Item, Random Work Function Induced DC Characteristic Fluctuation in 16-nm High-kappa/Metal Gate Bulk and SOI FinFETs(2012) ;Su, Hsin-Wen ;Chen, Yu-Yu ;Chen, Chieh-Yang ;Cheng, Hui-WenChang, Han-TungThis work studies the metal gate\'s work function fluctuation induced DC characteristic fluctuation in the 16-nm bulk and silicon-on-insulator (SOI) fm-type field effect transistor (FinFET) devices using an experimentally calibrated 3D device simulation. The method of localized work function fluctuation simulation enables us to estimate local fluctuations including the nanosized grain\'s random effects of FinFET with TiN/HfO2 gate stacks. The result of this study shows characteristic fluctuation strongly depends upon the size of localized nanosized metal grains. The shape of grains does have marginal influence on device\'s variability.