Characterization of interface trap density in power MOSFETs using noise measurements
Author
Huang, Chender, 1960-Issue Date
1988Advisor
Schrimpf, Ron. D.
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The University of Arizona.Rights
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Low-frequency noise has been measured on commercial power MOSFETs. These devices, fabricated with the VDMOS structure, exhibit a 1/f type noise spectrum. The interface state density obtained from noise measurements was compared with that obtained from the subthreshold-slope method. Reasonable agreement was found between the two measurements. The radiation effects on the noise power spectral density were also investigated. The results indicated that the noise can be attributed to the generation of interface traps near the Si-SiO₂ interface. The level of interface traps generated by radiation was bias dependent. The positive gate bias gave rise to the largest interface-trap density.Type
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M.S.Degree Level
mastersDegree Program
Graduate CollegeElectrical and Computer Engineering