A method for improving radiation resistance performance of mos devices or integrated circuits
A technology for MOS devices and integrated circuits, applied in the field of microelectronics reliability, can solve problems such as affecting channel doping distribution, changing gate oxygen trap density/interface quality, affecting device radiation resistance, etc. The effect of improving anti-total dose radiation performance and improving normal performance
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[0031] Example: Prepare 65nm core PMOS devices with different lengths SA of the source-drain diffusion region, and compare their normal performance and anti-total dose radiation performance to verify the effectiveness of the present invention. Specific steps are as follows:
[0032] Step 1. When doing layout design, manually change the size of the length SA of the source and drain diffusion region of the 65nm PMOS device. The schematic diagram of SA is as follows figure 1 As shown, for a device with a gate length of 60 nanometers and a gate width of 200 nanometers, the default SA is equal to 0.18 microns;
[0033] Step 2. Prepare PMOS devices with different SAs using a 65-nanometer standard process;
[0034] Step 3. test and obtain the transfer characteristic curve of the 65 nanometer PMOS device;
[0035] Step 4. extract the threshold voltage of 65 nanometers PMOS device with constant current method, and compare the drain current of different SA devices under the same overd...
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