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FIRST-PRINCIPLES CALCULATIONS OF RADIATION-INDUCED PHENOMENA

FIRST-PRINCIPLES CALCULATIONS OF RADIATION-INDUCED PHENOMENA. Sokrates T. Pantelides Department of Physics and Astronomy, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN. The theory team :

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FIRST-PRINCIPLES CALCULATIONS OF RADIATION-INDUCED PHENOMENA

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  1. FIRST-PRINCIPLES CALCULATIONS OF RADIATION-INDUCED PHENOMENA Sokrates T. Pantelides Department of Physics and Astronomy, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN The theory team: Sasha Batyrev, Matt Beck, Matt Evans, Ryan Hatcher, Sergey Rashkeev, Leonidas Tsetseris, Sanwu Wang Plus Atomic-resolution microscopy/EELS by S.J. Pennycook AFOSR/MURI 2005

  2. THEORY OBJECTIVES • DISPLACEMENT DAMAGE • Defects, charging • electrons • ALTERNATE DIELECTRICS • Interface structure, interface defects, NBTI,… • CARRIER MOBILITIES • LEAKAGE CURRENTS

  3. THEORY OBJECTIVES • DISPLACEMENT DAMAGE • Defects, charging • electrons • ALTERNATE DIELECTRICS • Interface structure, interface defects, NBTI,… • CARRIER MOBILITIES • LEAKAGE CURRENTS

  4. MODELING FOR RAD-HARD CIRCUITS ENERGY DEPOSITION  MATERIALS DEVICESCIRCUITS

  5. mobilities

  6. A Displacement Single Event How does energy translate to electrical activity?

  7. APPROACH: DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY • PSEUDOPOTENTIALS, SUPERCELLS • TOTAL ENERGY, FORCES ON ATOMS • EVOLUTION OF SYSTEM • (electrons in instantaneous ground state) • DEFECT CONFIGURATIONS • BULK – INTERFACE • CHARGING

  8. APPROACH II: TIME-DEPENDENT DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY • PSEUDOPOTENTIALS, SUPERCELLS • SIMULTANEOUS EVOLUTION OF ELECTRONS AND NUCLEI

  9. Hatcher

  10. Hatcher

  11. Hatcher

  12. THEORY OBJECTIVES • DISPLACEMENT DAMAGE • Defects, charging • electrons • ALTERNATE DIELECTRICS • Interface structure, interface defects, NBTI,… • CARRIER MOBILITIES • LEAKAGE CURRENTS

  13. ALTERNATE (HIGH-K) DIELECTRICS • EPITAXIAL CRYSTALLINE OXIDES • SiO2 + OTHER OXIDE (HfO2, …) • SiO2 + SILICATE • SiO2 + SiON

  14. 0.5 nm SiO2 Si HfO2 Van Benthem, Pennycook

  15. 10 Number of Hf atoms 8 6 4 2 0 2 8 6 0 4 Distance from the Si-SiO2 interface (Å) Van Benthem, Pennycook

  16. Hf atom near Si-SiO2 interface (DFT calculations) d = 2.3 Å from interface E= 0 eV d =1.5 Å from interfaceE=+2.6 eV DAMAGE IN Si SUBSTRATE! Rashkeev

  17. Interstitial vs substitutional Hf atoms in SiO2 films LOCALIZED STATES IN THE Si GAP Rashkeev

  18. Si Interface Hf Rashkeev

  19. 625 K 300 K IT (HfO2) OT (HfO2) OT (SiO2) IT (SiO2) ENBTI ~ 0.3 eV NEGATIVE BIAS TEMPERATURE INSTABILITY Zhou et al. APL 2004

  20. Ea=1 eV DFT CALCULATIONS DE=0.5 eV Q(H2)=0.45 eV Q(H+)=0.8 eV Diffusion-reaction theory Jepson & Svensson 1977 ENBTI = ½ DE + ¼ Q(H2)=0.35 eV Tsetseris et al. APL 2005 KEY MECHANISM FOR NBTI: DEPASSIVATION OF HYDROGENATED DEFECTS • H+ RELEASE • DEPASSIVATION Si-H + H+↔ D+ + H2 Tsetseris

  21. THEORY OBJECTIVES • DISPLACEMENT DAMAGE • Defects, charging • electrons • ALTERNATE DIELECTRICS • Interface structure, interface defects, NBTI,… • CARRIER MOBILITIES • LEAKAGE CURRENTS

  22. Universal mobility curve

  23. MOBILITIES IN STRAINED Si MOSFETS Fischetti et al. 2002

  24. MOBILITIES IN DOUBLE-GATE SOI MOSFETS Uchida et al., IEDM Tech. Dig. (2002)

  25. V(z) • EFFECTIVE-MASS THEORY SiO2 Si • ENERGY BANDS • INFINITE POTENTIAL BARRIER ~100A ALL MOBILITY CALCULATIONS SUPPRESS ATOMIC-SCALE DETAIL • INTERFACE ROUGHNESS

  26. energy (eV) 8 SiO2 Si 7 position (Å) 6 5 4 3 2 1 -4 -2 0 2 4 6 8 Band gap variation across the Si-SiO2 interface

  27. Si SiO2 Si SiO2 OXYGEN PROTRUSION SUBOXIDE BOND

  28. Oxygen Protrusion Scattering potentials Suboxide Bond Electron Density Evans

  29. UMC Uchida et al. 2003 Evans

  30. Evans, Caussamel

  31. metal n-type Si oxide Fowler-Nordheim tunneling n-type Si metal oxide EC EC EF EV EV

  32. DATA: Fukuda et al. JAP, 1998 Lu

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