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Fermi Level Pinning with Sub-monolayer MeOx and Metal Gates

  • S. B. Samavedam
  • , L. B. La
  • , P. J. Tobin
  • , B. White
  • , C. Hobbs
  • , L. R.C. Fonseca
  • , A. A. Demkov
  • , J. Schaeffer
  • , E. Luckowski
  • , A. Martinez
  • , M. Raymond
  • , D. Triyoso
  • , D. Roan
  • , V. Dhandapani
  • , R. Garcia
  • , S. G.H. Anderson
  • , K. Moore
  • , H. H. Tseng
  • , C. Capasso
  • , O. Adetutu
  • D. C. Gilmer, W. J. Taylor, R. Hegde, J. Grant
  • Motorola
  • MOS 13
  • Microelectron./Phy. Sci. Laboratory

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Abstract

We have examined the impact of small and systematic changes at the metal/dielectric interface on metal work-function and report on Fermi level pinning of TaN, TaSiN and TiN gates on SiO 22, Al 2O 3 and HfO 2 for the first time. The shifts in work-function agree in most cases with the MIGS theory if accurate theoretical parameters are used.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)307-310
Number of pages4
JournalTechnical Digest - International Electron Devices Meeting
StatePublished - 2003
EventIEEE International Electron Devices Meeting - Washington, DC, United States
Duration: Dec 8 2003Dec 10 2003

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