2021
DOI: 10.1109/led.2021.3104885
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Hot-Electron-Induced Punch-Through (HEIP) Effect in p-MOSFET Enhanced by Mechanical Stress

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“…However, the model considered only the contribution of primary carriers to HCD, and the contribution of secondary carriers generated by impact ionization (II) was not implemented. On the other hand, in our recent publications, we demonstrated both experimentally [28] and theoretically [29,30] that under HC conditions with V gs substantially lower than V ds , secondary carriers provide a strong contribution to HCD. Moreover, secondary carriers generated by impact ionization were shown to give rise to the so-called turn-around effect when contributions to total damage related to primary and secondary carriers partially compensate each other.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…However, the model considered only the contribution of primary carriers to HCD, and the contribution of secondary carriers generated by impact ionization (II) was not implemented. On the other hand, in our recent publications, we demonstrated both experimentally [28] and theoretically [29,30] that under HC conditions with V gs substantially lower than V ds , secondary carriers provide a strong contribution to HCD. Moreover, secondary carriers generated by impact ionization were shown to give rise to the so-called turn-around effect when contributions to total damage related to primary and secondary carriers partially compensate each other.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Representative time evolutions of HCD in NS pFETs under high-Vg and Mid-Vg stress conditions are shown in Figure 17. Note that Mid-Vg HCD in NS pFETs at low stress drain voltages no longer follows power law time dependence and is dominated by electron trapping for a short stress time, causing a current increase in contrast to the current decrease resultant from interface state generation and hole trapping [62,63].…”
Section: Hci Reliabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, an extremely thin base region or a base region with a low doping concentration can lead to the punch-through effect, which results in the disappearance of an electrically neutral base region and the conversion of an entire base region into a depletion region with a high electric field. 41 Then electrons in the emitting region can drift directly to the collector region and a large collector current is generated similar to an avalanche breakdown. The study focused on the effect of the thickness and doping of the base region on anode I−V characteristics, current gain and IQE.…”
Section: Structural Optimization Of the Uvpt-μledmentioning
confidence: 99%