Dopant profiling and surface analysis of silicon nanowires using capacitance-voltage measurements Erik C. Garnett, Yu-Chih Tseng, Devesh R. Khanal, Junqiao.

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Dopant profiling and surface analysis of silicon nanowires using capacitance-voltage measurements Erik C. Garnett, Yu-Chih Tseng, Devesh R. Khanal, Junqiao Wu, Jeffrey Bokor, and Peidong Yang, Nature Nanotechnology, March 2009 Changhwan Shin Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720 April 27, 2009

Outline Silicon nanowire structure and fabrication Dopant profiling and surface analysis C-V frequency-dependent measurement Principle behind dopant profiling Dopant profiling using high-frequency C-V measurement FEM 3-D C-V simulation Summary

Outline Silicon nanowire structure and fabrication Dopant profiling and surface analysis C-V frequency-dependent measurement Principle behind dopant profiling Dopant profiling using high-frequency C-V measurement FEM 3-D C-V simulation Summary 3

Completed silicon nanowire [SNW]-FET Device structure Gate dielectric Al2O3 (15nm), ALD Metal gate: Chromium Diameter ~75nm S Lg~2.3µm D SOI Device Fabrication Growing SNW bridges epitaxially across patterend SOI trench, Using gold nanoparticles and vapour-liquid-solid (VLS) mechanism Hexagonal faceting of SNW ; <111> oriented wires But the surfaces appear to be {211}, instead of {110} in theory {211} commonly observed in micrometer-scale <111> oriented whiskers grown using the VLS mechnism.

Outline Silicon nanowire structure and fabrication Dopant profiling and surface analysis C-V frequency-dependent measurement Principle behind dopant profiling Dopant profiling using high-frequency C-V measurement FEM 3-D C-V simulation Summary 5

C-V Freq.-dependent Measurement C-V measurement at 77K Freq. dispersion in the depletion region Substantial shift in C-V Increased Low-Freq. cap. Interface states (Not responding quickly to High-Freq. a.c. Interface state density, Dit, vs. E-Ev Using high-low method to extract Dit By comparing high/low-freq. cap. , Dit as a function of E is extracted. Due to underestimation of high-low method, lower bound of Dit is obtained. Decoupling interface state effects from strain/chemical gating/surface roughness 1e13 cm-2ev-1 Mid-gap 4e11 cm-2ev-1

Outline Silicon nanowire structure and fabrication Dopant profiling and surface analysis C-V frequency-dependent measurement Principle behind dopant profiling Dopant profiling using high-frequency C-V measurement FEM 3-D C-V simulation Summary 7

Dopant profile using the high-Freq. C-V “Principle” behind profiling As SNW is depleted, the effective insulator thickness increases and the capacitance drops. Voltage dependence of the cap. drop is related to the majority carrier density: Rapid (slow) drop – low (high) dopant concentration. 8

Outline Silicon nanowire structure and fabrication Dopant profiling and surface analysis C-V frequency-dependent measurement Principle behind dopant profiling Dopant profiling using high-frequency C-V measurement FEM 3-D C-V simulation Summary 9

Dopant profile using the high-Freq. C-V [2] Radial dopant profile: Na diff/flat The expected dopant diffusion profile simulated using the experimental doping conditions as inputs (Na-diff.). Finite-element modeling (FEM) electrostatic simulations to calculate the corresponding majority carrier distribution (p(r) – diffusion). Carrier concentration extracted from the theoretical C-V curve with the simulated boron profile as an input (p(r) – simulated) divergence divergence Majority carrier profiling agreed well. Experimental data matches well to simulated data, but start to diverge towards the core. Divergence is expected according to the C-V dopant profile resolution limitation of twice the Debye screening length (Ld). Here, Ld is 2 and 13nm at the surface and core, respectively. 10

Outline Silicon nanowire structure and fabrication Dopant profiling and surface analysis C-V frequency-dependent measurement Principle behind dopant profiling Dopant profiling using high-frequency C-V measurement FEM 3-D C-V simulation Summary 11

Capacitance-Voltage simulation FEM 3-D simulations Ideal C-V curve generated with diffusion/flat profiles In order to determine the flat band voltage (Vfb) and to validate the dopant profiling and Dit extraction. Extra capacitance came from direct coupling between the surround gate and the nanowire leads. Interface states causes minor deviation in slope. 20kHz Extra capacitance 12

Summary C-V measurement to determine the Dit profile as a function of position in the band-gap. Comparable Dit of SNW to bulk MOSFET is critical for achieving high-performance electronic devices. Radial boron doping profile was measured via C-V curve and matched the expected profile from dopant diffusion simulation. 13

Q & A Thank you for your attention!!! Questions?