标题: 三维应力引致(001)和(110) p型场效电晶体反置层电洞迁移率变化之研究
On Three-Dimensional Stress Altered Hole Inversion-Layer Mobility in (001) and (110) p-MOSFETs
作者: 陈宛励
Chen, Wan-Li
陈明哲
Chen, Ming-Jer
电子研究所
关键字: p型场效电晶体;应力;迁移率;p-MOSFET;stress;mobility
公开日期: 2012
摘要: 本篇论文的主题是要探讨三种不同方式施加在元件上的应力,对于(001)/<110>和(110)/<110>之p型场效电晶体,并利用六层的k.p模拟器去计算电洞迁移率的影响。我们在这考虑了三种散射机制,分别是,光声子散射、声子散射以及表面粗糙散射。我们利用三种不同的物理观点去探讨三维应力所引起电洞迁移率变化的原因,第一,使用在应力模型中形变位能a□, b和d分别的影响。第二,声子和表面粗糙度的影响。第三,则是散射时间以及传导质量的影响。最后,结论是:(一)特别在单轴压缩应力作用下,分别对电洞迁移率的影响时a□效应很小,b适中,d则很大。因此,我们经由实验的校准可得到a□是2.46,b的范围是-1.6到-2.1,而d是-3.1,上面三种参数的单位均为电子伏特;(二)在应力的作用下,声子对电洞迁移率的改变较表面粗糙度的影响还算敏感;以及(三)当我们不考虑表面粗糙度对电洞迁移率改变的影响时,电洞迁移率改变的比例会正比于传导质量改变之倒数和能态密度质量改变之倒数的乘积。
Hole inversion-layer mobility under three-dimensional stresses in (001)/<110> and (110)/<110> of p-MOSFETs is investigated by using a self-consistent six-band k•p solver. The three significant scattering mechanisms are included: optical phonon scattering, acoustic phonon scattering, and surface roughness scattering with the screening effect taken into account. This leads to a clearer physical insight into 3-D-stress-induced hole mobility change in terms of three parts: (1) effect of strained k•p deformation potentials a, b, and d; (2) phonon-limited and/or surface-roughness-limited mobility change; and (3) scattering-time-limited and conductivity-effective-mass-limited mobility change. Finally, the conclusions indicate that (1) for the effect of the hole mobility change, a is weak, b is moderate, and d is strong, particularly for the uniaxial compressive stress in the <110> direction. The experimentally-calibrated values are: a = 2.46eV, b = -1.6 ~ -2.1eV, and d = -3.1eV; (2) the phonon-limited mobility change is more stress-sensitive than the surface-roughness-limited one; and (3) the mobility change ratio can be related to the reversely proportional conductivity effective mass and density-of-states effective mass in the absence of the surface roughness mobility change.
URI: http://140.113.39.130/cdrfb3/record/nctu/#GT079911521
http://hdl.handle.net/11536/49068
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