Abstract

A new fabrication route for Ge based metal-insulator-semiconductor (MIS) transistors has been developed based on materials research of dielectric layer compositions. Unwanted impurities were encapsulated in the Ge substrate by using the gate-first process and a modified thermal GeO2 layer with increased viscosity at the interface with the Ge substrate. Increasing the density of the oxide layer near germanium interaction with the deposited Si3N4 film hindered diffusion of the impurities adsorbed by the substrate surface into the transistor channel. This increased the electron mobility in the MIS transistor and prevented its decrease at cryogenic temperatures.

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