Method for producing MOS transistor
A MOS transistor and semiconductor technology, which is applied in the manufacture of transistors, semiconductor devices, semiconductor/solid-state devices, etc., can solve the problems of obvious hot carrier injection effect, poor reliability, unstable negative bias temperature, etc. Small hot carrier effect, reducing instability, reducing the effect of electron-hole pairs
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[0030] It can be seen from the background art that the negative bias temperature instability effect and the hot carrier injection effect are obvious in the MOS transistor formed in the prior art, and the reliability is not good.
[0031] The inventors of the present invention have found that the temperature instability effect of negative bias voltage is mainly caused by the change of trapped charge and oxide layer charge at the interface between silicon and gate dielectric layer through the research on the effect of negative bias temperature instability in MOS transistors. . There are some dangling bonds of silicon in the interface between the silicon of the gate and the gate dielectric layer. It is generally believed that these dangling bonds combine with hydrogen to form silicon-hydrogen (Si-H) bonds, which is called hydrogen passivation. However, a high electric field is formed on the gate during the operation of the transistor, and the silicon-hydrogen bond is easily broke...
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