Freeze-out characterization of radiation hardened N+polysilicon gate CMOS transistors
Freeze-out behavior of radiation hardened N polysilicon gate CMOS devices is studied at liquid-nitrogen temperature before and after irradiation at different dose levels. Explanations are given for the threshold voltage variations and freeze-out effects both before and after irradiation. The degree...
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description | Freeze-out behavior of radiation hardened N polysilicon gate CMOS devices is studied at liquid-nitrogen temperature before and after irradiation at different dose levels. Explanations are given for the threshold voltage variations and freeze-out effects both before and after irradiation. The degree of freeze-out of the counterdope implant is controlled by temperature, applied gate potential, and applied body-to-source potential. Based on experimental results of this work, freeze-out is not significantly affected by irradiation doses, or the magnitude of the gate bias during radiation |
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