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Study of charge and inversion layer mobility in hafnium oxide stacks
Zhihong Zhang
, Min Li
,
Stephen A. Campbell
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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HfO2
100%
Interfacial Layer
100%
Hole Mobility
100%
Layer Interface
100%
Hafnium Oxide
100%
Inversion Layer
100%
Oxide Stack
100%
Charge Transport Layers
100%
Copyright
50%
Electron Mobility
50%
Interface State Density
50%
Hysteresis
50%
Multiple Scattering
50%
Post-deposition Annealing
50%
State of Charge
50%
Gate Stack
50%
Interface Charge
50%
Forming Gas Annealing
50%
Metal-organic Chemical Vapor Deposition (MOCVD)
50%
Coulomb Scattering
50%
Scattering Source
50%
Mobility Degradation
50%
Mobility Experience
50%
Residual Defect
50%
Residual Impurities
50%
Interface Traps
50%
Engineering
Layer Interface
100%
Interfacial Layer
100%
Deposited Film
50%
Forming Gas Anneal
50%
Gate Stack
50%
Charge State
50%
Interface State
50%
Material Science
Film
100%
Hafnium
100%
Oxide Compound
100%
Hole Mobility
66%
Density
33%
Electron Mobility
33%