Charge Storage in the MOS Structure. The Inverted MOS Capacitor (V GB > V Tn )

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The Inverted MO Capacitor (V > V Tn ) We consider the surface potential as Þxed (ÒpinnedÓ) at φ s,max = - φ p φ(x).5 V. V V ox Charge torage in the MO tructure Three regions of operation: Accumulation: q = C ox (v - v F )... parallel plate capacitor epletion: q = - q (v ), with the () charge in the silicon being a nonlinear function of v Inversion: q = - q N - q,max, where q,max = q (v = V T ) is the charge at the onset of and ketch of the gate charge as a function of gate- voltage: V - V F 5 mv - t ox φ s,max = 4 mv Xd,max x - 5 mv φ p Q Q N (V ) What is the charge Q N? Q (V ) Q,max see ection 3.7 for the derivation consider: charge is constant for V > V Tn --> all of the additional charge in the silicon is stored in the layer, once occurs. The layer is separated from the gate by the gate oxide; we can relate the charge (per cm ) to the applied voltage over V Tn through C ox the capacitance (per cm ) of the oxide V F =.97 V V Tn =.6 V V (V) Q N = ÐC ox ( V Ð V Tn )

MO Capacitance Physical Interpretation of MO Capacitance The capacitance of the MO structure is deþned as dq C = ------------ dv V From sketch, determine the slope and plot as the capacitance q N (v ) q Q (v ),max V F =.97 V V Tn =.6 V C/C ox..8 q v (V) Accumulation: parallel plate capacitor --> C = C ox epletion: increment in gate charge is mirrored at bottom of region, so capacitance model is C ox in series with the region capacitance C b gate i/io surface ε ox C ox = ------- t ox ε s C b = ------ X d C = C ox C b Note that X d is a function of V Inversion: charge is no longer changing with V --> an increment in gate charge is mirrored in the layer under the gate. The capacitance is therefore the same as in --> C = C ox.6.4 V F =.97 V. V Tn =.6 V V (V)

Understanding MO Capacitors MO Capacitance-Voltage Curve tep : identify the ßatband voltage from the gate and potentials in equilibrium tep : determine whether V > V F leads to or to substrate is n-type --> substrate is p-type --> Why? positive charge on gate ( since V - V F > V) must be mirrored by a negative charge in the substrate. n-type substrate: negatively charged electrons are accumulated under the gate p-type substrate: negatively charged ionized acceptors are left, after holes are repelled away from positive charge on gate tep 3: construct C(V ) plot, using the knowledge that the substrate is depleted on the other side of V F from in tep and that occurs after. Calculation of V T and C min is necessary to quantify the plot Additional data point: determine state of MO structure in thermal equilibrium (V = V)... or [/] Example: gate: p polysilicon (where φ p = - 55 mv); gate oxide thickness =, substrate: n type silicon, φ n = 48 mv (N d = 8 cm -3 ) V F = - (-55 mv - 48 mv) =.3 V V - V F > V --> accumulated; substrate is depleted for V <.3 V Check: V = --> negative charge on gate; positive in (since gate is at -.55 V and substrate is at.48 V in thermal equilibrium) --> positive donors in region under gate... and possibly holes due to Evaluate threshold voltage V Tp qε s N d ( φ n ) V Tp = V F Ð φ n Ð ------------------------------------- =.3 Ð (.48) Ð 3.8 = Ð 3. V C ox Minimum capacitance occurs just prior to and is the series combination of the oxide capacitance and the maximum capacitance: ε ox ε s Ð3 3.45 Ð.4 C min = ------- ----------------- = --------------------------- --------------------------- =.6 ff/cm t ox X d, max Ð6 Ð6.9 Maximum capacitance is C ox =.7 ff/cm. C/C ox.75.6/.7 =.67.5.5-3. V.3 V -4-3 - - V

MO Field Effect Transistors MOFET Circuit ymbols A,,,,,,,,,,,, gate contact gate n polysilicon gate contacts W, deposited oxide n polysilicon gate active area (thin oxide area) polysilicon gate contact metal drain contacts edge of active area contact drain field n diffusion oxide [ p-type ] L, gate oxide drain A n drain diffusion L diff Two complementary devices (each with two symbols): both are very useful p-substrate (n-type channel under gate oxide) n-substrate (p-type channel under gate oxide) I n n-channel MOFET ate V > V V rain ource n p n I n ulk or ody _ V Four electrical terminals: (lowest potential for n-channel, highest for p- channel), drain, gate, and. I p V _ V > p-channel MOFET ate ource rain p n p I p ulk or ody p asic concept: layer (called the channel) formed under gate between and drain enables drift current

n-channel MOFET rain Characteristics et-up: I =, V = V > to reverse-bias pn junctions to. Measurement scheme: short to to make it a three terminal device, vary gate voltage, drain voltage and see effect on drain current. p-channel MOFET rain Characteristics et-up: I =, V = V > to reverse-bias pn junctions to. Measurement scheme: short to to make it a three terminal device, vary gate voltage, drain voltage and see effect on drain current -I V I n (V, V ) V V V _ V I _ p V I (V,V ) 5 V 6 V = 3.5 V 3 V = 3.5 V 5 4 I n (µa) 3 (triode region) 3 4 V = V V Tn = V V constant current (saturation) region V = 3 V V =.5 V =,.5, V (cutoff region) V = V V =.5 V 5 V (V) 5 I p (µa) 5 5 (triode region) 3 4 V = V V Tp = V V (saturation region) V = 3 V V = 5 V =,.5, V (cutoff region) V = V 5 V =.5 V V (V)