Presentation 2005/9/29
Hydrogen-induced defect generation in SiO2
Masayasu MIYATA, DUIN Adri C. T. VAN, KHELI Jamil TAHIR, III William A. GODDARD,
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Abstract(in English) Using the new type of Force Field (Reax FF), which reproduces first principle adiabatic potential, we have executed Molecular Dynamics simulations for amorphous SiO_2 systems to study the effect of Hydrogen atoms. As a result, an interesting defect state has been discovered. After the structural optimization with first principle calculation, it is also found that this new defect state has a unique electronic structure that will play an important role to cause dielectric breakdown in ultra-thin gate oxide.
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Keyword(in English) Molecular dynamics simulation / silicon oxide / hydrogen / defect / First principle calculation / dielectric breakdown
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Title (in English) Hydrogen-induced defect generation in SiO2
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Keyword(1) Molecular dynamics simulation
Keyword(2) silicon oxide
Keyword(3) hydrogen
Keyword(4) defect
Keyword(5) First principle calculation
Keyword(6) dielectric breakdown
1st Author's Name Masayasu MIYATA
1st Author's Affiliation Advanced Materials Laboratory, Technology Platform Research Center, Corporate R&D division, Seiko Epson corporation()
2nd Author's Name DUIN Adri C. T. VAN
2nd Author's Affiliation Materials and Process Simulation Center, Beckman Institute, California Institute of Technology
3rd Author's Name KHELI Jamil TAHIR
3rd Author's Affiliation Materials and Process Simulation Center, Beckman Institute, California Institute of Technology
4th Author's Name III William A. GODDARD
4th Author's Affiliation Materials and Process Simulation Center, Beckman Institute, California Institute of Technology
Date 2005/9/29
Paper # SDM2005-178
Volume (vol) vol.105
Number (no) 317
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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