The progress and challenges of threshold voltage control of high-k/metal-gated devices for advanced technologies (Invited Paper)

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This paper discusses recent progress in and challenges of threshold voltage control for advanced high-k/metal-gated (HKMG) devices. It presents the impact on threshold voltage (Vt) control of incorporating La and Al into HKMG devices. A dipole moment model explaining Vt tuning of HfSiON/metal-gated MOSFETs is proposed. In addition, a dual channel scheme that allows La2O3 capping in NMOS and a SiGe channel in PMOS to achieve acceptable Vt for HKMG CMOS devices will be discussed. Also shown is the impact of the robustness of the SiO2/Si interface on the HKMG MOSFET Vt-equivalent oxide thickness (EOT) roll-off. Finally, techniques to improve the interface quality of a HKMG stack will be discussed. © 2009 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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Tseng, H. H., Kirsch, P., Park, C. S., Bersuker, G., Majhi, P., Hussain, M., & Jammy, R. (2009). The progress and challenges of threshold voltage control of high-k/metal-gated devices for advanced technologies (Invited Paper). Microelectronic Engineering, 86(7–9), 1722–1727. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mee.2009.03.092

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