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CV-measurement
basics
MIS-capacitor
CMIS
GMIS
CV measurement
measurement of differential C
by small ac modulation of the
bias voltage (dc)
ω
MISMIS
G
G GjC
dU
dQ
−=
MISMISMIS GCjY += ω
qualitative point of view
Band diagram in general (here n-type!!!)
LFssaffIAM UUUUUU +++=−
Ideal:
•no work function difference
•no oxide charges
•no interface charges
•no current through insulator
•no tunnelingp-type!!!
band diagram
with no bias
Φm->Φm’
Φs-> Φs’
just for simplification of band diagrams
accumulation (Ug<0, p-type)
Small LDebey maxCCC IMIS =≅
depletion (Ug>0, p-type)
SI
SIMIS
CC
CCC
+
=
Series of CI and CD (=CS)
SI
SIMIS
CC
CCC
+
=
Inversion (Ug>>0, p-type)
definition:
IFFS UUU 22 ==
Carrier concentration of surface
=(inverted) carrier concentration
of substrate
Threshold voltage:
IF
I
SIFInThr U
C
QUUU 22
''
''
+=+=
Ug´>UThr
strong inversion
min
HF
MISMIS CC <
HF (typical 100kHz, 1MHz)
NF (typical <100Hz), quasi static
Minority carriers can follow the NF-signal
Inversion layer (small dimension)
maxCCC IInv
NF
MIS =≅
Minority carriers can not follow the HF-signal
further expansion of space charge region is screened by inversion layer
Pulsed CV (HF )
Pulsed increasing of bias voltage from accumulation to inversion. Formation of
inversion layer is inhibited.slide 20
slide 23
min
min
min CCC
CCC
SI
SI
Inv
HF
MIS =
+
=
HF/NF-CV for p and n-type semiconductor (n-channel, p-channel !!!)
Pulsed CV
slide 29
Charge distribution
Real world•difference in work function between semiconductor and metal, φMS
•fixed oxide charges Qf
unsaturated Si- or O-valences, result in positive Si-O-Complexes
•moveable ionic charges in the insulator Qm
impurities, should be avoided
•interface states Qit
dangling bonds, tension in the interface
centers of recombination can avoid in extreme a built-up of the inversion layer
00 >++= itmf QQQQmostly:
Band bending without any bias: ''
''
0
I
effgr
K
I
MSFBC
QU
C
QU −=−= φ
''
''
0
I
effgr
K
I
MSFBC
QU
C
QU −=−= φ
IF
I
SFBnThr U
C
QUU 2
''
''
++=
quantitative point of view
(of ideal MIS)
Voltage balanceindex
German L
english C
USUCF
x=0 x=dI
MSIg UUU ++= 0ϕ
Charge balance
0
0
=+++
���tiISg QQQQ
ideal
0
,
)()(
)(
ϕϕϕϕ
ϕχ
===
=−−Φ
dixx
orUalsoqUE
SSS
MSKMSCFSfafM
CFSSaffIgM
CFssaffIAM
EqqUqU
UUUUUU+−+−=−Φ
+++=−
ϕχ ,
“strenge Energieschreibweise”
Sg QQ −=
Poisson equation in the insulator
idealx I
II 00
2
2
=−=
∂∂
εερϕ
21 *)( cxcxI +=ϕ
I
S
I
SI
C
Q
C
QU −=−=
''
''
idealQdx
d
dx
dit
SS
II 0''
00 ==+
ρεεϕεε
dx
dc Iϕ
=1
''
SS
S Qdx
d
=ρεε 0
0
"
1 εε I
SQc −=
Poisson equation in the semiconductor
0
2
2
εερϕ
S
SS
x
−=
∂∂
)( DAS NnNpq +−−=ρ
)exp(kT
WWNn FC
C−
−=
)exp(kT
WWNp VF
V
−
−=
00 =∞= )()( SIS d ϕϕϕ)()( xqWxW SCC ϕ−= ∞
)()( xqWxW SVV ϕ−= ∞
)exp(kT
WWNn FC
CB
−
−= ∞
ABDBBulk NpNnn ===
)exp(kT
WWNp VF
VB
∞−
−=
)exp(kT
qnn S
B
ϕ
= )exp(kT
qpp S
Bϕ
−=2
iBB npnnp ==
−−−−=
∂∂
))(exp())(exp( 112
0
2
2
kT
q
n
n
kT
qn
q
x
S
B
iSB
S
S ϕϕ
εε
ϕ
Poisson equation in the semiconductor
charge in the semiconductor
))(exp()()exp(
*''
11
2
00200
0
00
−+−+−−
−=
kT
q
kT
q
n
n
kT
q
kT
q
nkTQ
B
i
BSS
ϕϕϕϕ
ϕϕεε
MS
I
Sg U
C
QU +−= 0ϕ
Differential capacity
MS
I
Sg U
C
QU +−= 0ϕ
ω
MISMIS
G
G GjC
dU
dQ
−=
SS C
d
dQ
−=
0ϕ
I
S
I
Sg
C
C
Cd
dQ
d
dU
+=−= 11
100 ϕϕ
Sg QQ −=
MIS
IS
IS
g
S
g
gC
CC
CC
dU
d
d
dQ
dU
dQ
=
+
=−= 0
0
ϕ
ϕ
0=MISGideal
CMIS
GMIS
CMIS
CSCI
HF-CV (n-type)
1
1
22
00
0
0
−−−
=
kT
q
kT
q
kT
q
nkTkT
qC BS
HF
S ϕϕϕ
εε
)exp(
)exp(''
MS
I
Sg U
C
QU +−= 0ϕ
Back view slide 9
HF ∞→ω
0
0
=−=
BpSHF
Sd
dQC |
ϕ
DC-Voltage with minorities!!!
I
HF
S
I
HF
SHF
MISCC
CCC
+
=
)(
)(
0
0
ϕϕ
-5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 55.0x10
-5
1.0x10-4
1.5x10-4
2.0x10-4
2.5x10-4
3.0x10-4
3.5x10-4
Si nb=10
15 cm
-3
SiO2 d
i=100nm
C" M
IS [
F/m
2]
Ugideal
[V]
NF
HF
Approximations HF-CV (n-type)
Debye
SBSHF
SLkT
nqC
FB
εεεε 00
2'' ==Flat band
)( B
HF
FB nfC == 00ϕ
I
HF
S
I
HF
SHF
MISCC
CCC
FB
FB
FB +
=
)(2
10
2''
MSg
BS
I
IHF
MIS
Uq
kTU
nq
C
CC
Depl
+−+
=
εε
Depletion 100 −<
kT
q
kT
q ϕϕ
exp
Inversion
)ln(
''
122
0
2
−
=i
B
BSHF
S
n
nkT
nqC
Inv
εε
const
CC
CCC
I
HF
S
I
HF
SHF
MIS
Inv
Inv
Inv
=
+
=
)ln(
)(
i
B
iF
n
nkTq
WWq
Inv
Inv
2
2
0
0
=−
−=− ∞
ϕϕ
)( MSg
IHF
MIS
UUq
kT
CC
Acc
−−
+=
0
21
ϕ
Accumulation 100 −>>
kT
q
kT
q ϕϕexp
IMIS CCUg =↑↑
NF-CV (n-type)
−+−+−−
−−−−
=
11
11
22
00200
020
0
kT
q
kT
q
n
n
kT
q
kT
q
kT
q
n
n
kT
q
nkTkT
qC
B
i
B
i
BS
NF
S
ϕϕϕϕ
ϕϕ
εε
)exp()()exp(
)exp()()exp(''
MS
I
Sg U
C
QU +−= 0ϕ
Back view slide 9
NF 0→ω
0ϕd
dQC SNF
S −=
DC-Voltage with minorities!!!
I
NF
S
I
NF
SNF
MISCC
CCC
+
=
)(
)(
0
0
ϕϕ
with minorities!!!
-5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 55.0x10
-5
1.0x10-4
1.5x10-4
2.0x10-4
2.5x10-4
3.0x10-4
3.5x10-4
Si nb=10
15 cm
-3
SiO2 d
i=100nm
C" M
IS [
F/m
2]
Ugideal
[V]
NF
HF
Approximations NF-CV (n-type)
NF
MIS
NF
MIS
NF
MIS deplFBAccCCC ,,
Accumulation, Flat band, Depletion
Inversionnp >
Somehow similar to HF
)exp(''
kT
q
n
n
kT
nqC
B
iBSNF
SInv 22
00
2 ϕεε
−=
)( MSg
INF
MIS
UUq
kT
CC
Inv
−−
+=
0
21
ϕ
IMIS CCUg =↑↑
-4 -2 0 25.0x10
-5
1.0x10-4
1.5x10-4
2.0x10-4
2.5x10-4
3.0x10-4
3.5x10-4
Si nb=10
15 cm
-3
SiO2 d
i=100nm
C" M
IS [
F/m
2]
Ugideal [V]
HF
HF accumulation
HF depletion
HF inversion
NF
NF inversion
-5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 55.0x10
-5
1.0x10-4
1.5x10-4
2.0x10-4
2.5x10-4
3.0x10-4
3.5x10-4
Si: nb=10
15 cm
-3 (n-type) p
b=10
15 cm
-3 (p-type)
SiO2: d
i=100nm
C" M
IS [
F/m
2]
Ugideal
[V]
n-type semiconductor
NF
HF
p-type semiconductor
NF
HF
-10 -8 -6 -4 -2 0 2 45.0x10
-5
1.0x10-4
1.5x10-4
2.0x10-4
2.5x10-4
3.0x10-4
3.5x10-4
nb=10
17 cm
-3
nb=10
16 cm
-3
nb=10
15 cm
-3
Si
SiO2 d
i=100nm
C" M
IS [
F/m
2]
Ugideal
[V]
NF
HF
-10 -8 -6 -4 -2 0 2 4
5.0x10-5
1.0x10-4
1.5x10-4
2.0x10-4
2.5x10-4
3.0x10-4
3.5x10-4
di=300nm
di=200nm
di=100nm
di=300nm
di=200nm
di=100nm
Si nb=10
15 cm
-3
SiO2
C" M
IS [
F/m
2]
Ugideal
[V]
NF
HF
From CV-measurements
Determination of
• type of semiconductor in the substrate (p or n)
• CI dI or εεI
• estimation of threshold voltage slide 9
• doping profile
• density of interface states
• fixed oxide charge
• life time of minorities