Total ionizing dose effect of gamma rays on H-gate PDSOI MOS devices at different dose rates
The total dose effect of 60Co y-rays on H-gate partially depleted-silicon-on-insulator 0.8-μm NMOS devices was investigated at different irradiation doses. The results show that the shift in saturation current at high dose rate is greater than that at low dose rate, due to increase in interface-stat...
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Published in | Nuclear science and techniques Vol. 28; no. 10; pp. 51 - 57 |
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Main Authors | , , , , , , |
Format | Journal Article |
Language | English |
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Singapore
Springer Singapore
01.10.2017
Key Laboratory for Wide Band Gap Semiconductor Materials and Devices of Education, School of Microelectronics, Xidian University, Xi'an 710071, China |
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Summary: | The total dose effect of 60Co y-rays on H-gate partially depleted-silicon-on-insulator 0.8-μm NMOS devices was investigated at different irradiation doses. The results show that the shift in saturation current at high dose rate is greater than that at low dose rate, due to increase in interface-state density with decreasing dose rate; the scattering effect of interface state on electrons in the channel causes degradation in cartier mobility; and the body current and transconductance of the back gate enhance low-dose- rate sensitivity when the irradiation is under OFF-bias. A double transconductance peak is observed at 3 kGy(Si) under high dose rates. |
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Bibliography: | 31-1559/TL PDSOI device ; Total dose irradiation ;Interface states ; Mobility The total dose effect of 60Co y-rays on H-gate partially depleted-silicon-on-insulator 0.8-μm NMOS devices was investigated at different irradiation doses. The results show that the shift in saturation current at high dose rate is greater than that at low dose rate, due to increase in interface-state density with decreasing dose rate; the scattering effect of interface state on electrons in the channel causes degradation in cartier mobility; and the body current and transconductance of the back gate enhance low-dose- rate sensitivity when the irradiation is under OFF-bias. A double transconductance peak is observed at 3 kGy(Si) under high dose rates. |
ISSN: | 1001-8042 2210-3147 |
DOI: | 10.1007/s41365-017-0295-7 |