Anomalous junction leakage current induced by STI dislocations and its impact on dynamic random access memory devices

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Abstract A standby current failure of the 80nm design-ruled Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) during burn-in stress was investigated. In our case, hot electron induced punch-through (HEIP) of a PMOS transistor was a leakage current source. The bake test is a useful method to identify the mechanism of a standby current failure due to hot carrier degradation.


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