Abstract

In this paper, we show that the subthreshold current–voltage characteristic can be used for estimating the interface trap density as a function of the energy in fully depleted symmetric metal-oxide-semiconductor devices with a minimum amount of modeling. The method is analyzed using TCAD simulations, and illustrated with the measurements on n-type silicon-on-insulator FinFETs. The results indicate that the trap density can be extracted between $\sim 0.65$ and 0.90 eV. This range is limited by resolution issues at the lowest current levels, and by the transition from subthreshold to saturation behavior at the high current levels.

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