Characterization of Traps at Nitrided SiO/SiC Interfaces near the Conduction Band Edge by using Hall Effect Measurements
arXiv:1703.00615 · doi:10.7567/APEX.10.046601
Abstract
The effects of nitridation on the density of traps at SiO/SiC interfaces near the conduction band edge were qualitatively examined by a simple, newly developed characterization method that utilizes Hall effect measurements and split capacitance-voltage measurements. The results showed a significant reduction in the density of interface traps near the conduction band edge by nitridation, as well as the high density of interface traps that was not eliminated by nitridation.
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