2023
DOI: 10.1109/ted.2023.3326428
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Effects of Al2O3 Interfacial Layer Thickness for HZO/InGaAs Ferroelectric Capacitors With Superior Polarization and MOS Interface Properties

Kyul Ko,
Dae-Hwan Ahn,
Hoyoung Suh
et al.
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“…Then an L-shaped InGaAs epitaxial region is created using the selective etching process, followed by the deposition and etching of HfO 2 dielectric layer (figures 3(b)-(d)). The ferroelectric layer (HZO) is then deposited adopting atomic layer deposition (ALD) technique (figure 3(e)), which has been realized on InGaAs [40]. HZO can exhibit stable ferroelectricity when the zirconium composition is between 30% and 70% [41], which makes it easier to fabricate and more suitable for CMOS integrated circuits than other ferroelectric materials.…”
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“…Then an L-shaped InGaAs epitaxial region is created using the selective etching process, followed by the deposition and etching of HfO 2 dielectric layer (figures 3(b)-(d)). The ferroelectric layer (HZO) is then deposited adopting atomic layer deposition (ALD) technique (figure 3(e)), which has been realized on InGaAs [40]. HZO can exhibit stable ferroelectricity when the zirconium composition is between 30% and 70% [41], which makes it easier to fabricate and more suitable for CMOS integrated circuits than other ferroelectric materials.…”
Section: ( )mentioning
confidence: 99%