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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 28, 2015
Filed:
Feb. 28, 2012
RU Huang, Beijing, CN;
Jibin Zou, Beijing, CN;
Changze Liu, Beijing, CN;
Runsheng Wang, Beijing, CN;
Jiewen Fan, Beijing, CN;
Yangyuan Wang, Beijing, CN;
Ru Huang, Beijing, CN;
Jibin Zou, Beijing, CN;
Changze Liu, Beijing, CN;
Runsheng Wang, Beijing, CN;
Jiewen Fan, Beijing, CN;
Yangyuan Wang, Beijing, CN;
Peking University, Beijing, CN;
Abstract
Proposed is a method for testing the density and location of a gate dielectric layer trap of a semiconductor device. The testing method tests the trap density and two-dimensional trap location in the gate dielectric layer of a semiconductor device with a small area (the effective channel area is less than 0.5 square microns) using the gate leakage current generated by a leakage path. The present invention is especially suitable for testing a device with an ultra-small area (the effective channel area is less than 0.05 square microns). The present method can obtain trap distribution scenarios of the gate dielectric layer in the case of different materials and different processes. In the present method, the device requirements are simple, the testing structure is simple, the testing cost is low, the testing is rapid and the trap distribution of the gate dielectric layer of the device can be obtained within a short time, which is suitable for large batches of automatic testing and is especially suitable for process monitoring and finished product quality detection during the manufacture of ultra-small semiconductor devices.