Charge Pumping at Radio Frequencies: Methodology, Trap Response and Application

The charge pumping (CP) technique is known for its high accuracy of determining the interface state density on MOS devices according to G. Groeseneken et al. (1984). With reducing oxide thickness, the tunneling current can dramatically disturb the accuracy of the obtained CP results [Masson, P et al...

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RF signals
Signal generators
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Tunneling
Voltage
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