A new method for the DRAM soft-error evaluation was developed. By using a focused proton microprobe as a radiation source, and scanning it on a memory cell plane, local sensitive structure of memory cells against soft-errors could be investigated with a form of the susceptibility mapping. Cell mode and bit-line mode soft-errors could be clearly distinguished by controlling the incident location and the proton dose, and it was also found that the incident beam within 4 µm around the monitored memory cell caused the soft-error. The retrograde well formed by the MeV ion implantation technology was examined by this method. It was confirmed that the B+ layers in the retrograde well were a sufficient barrier against the charge collection. The generation rate of the electron-hole pairs and the charge collection into n+ layers with a retrograde well and a conventional well were estimated by the device simulator, and were explained the experimental results.
Yoshikazu OHNO
Hiroshi KIMURA
Ken-ichiro SONODA
Tadashi NISHIMURA
Shin-ichi SATOH
Hirokazu SAYAMA
Shigenori HARA
Mikio TAKAI
Hirokazu MIYOSHI
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Yoshikazu OHNO, Hiroshi KIMURA, Ken-ichiro SONODA, Tadashi NISHIMURA, Shin-ichi SATOH, Hirokazu SAYAMA, Shigenori HARA, Mikio TAKAI, Hirokazu MIYOSHI, "Soft-Error Study of DRAMs with Retrograde Well Structure by New Evaluation Method" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E77-C, no. 3, pp. 399-405, March 1994, doi: .
Abstract: A new method for the DRAM soft-error evaluation was developed. By using a focused proton microprobe as a radiation source, and scanning it on a memory cell plane, local sensitive structure of memory cells against soft-errors could be investigated with a form of the susceptibility mapping. Cell mode and bit-line mode soft-errors could be clearly distinguished by controlling the incident location and the proton dose, and it was also found that the incident beam within 4 µm around the monitored memory cell caused the soft-error. The retrograde well formed by the MeV ion implantation technology was examined by this method. It was confirmed that the B+ layers in the retrograde well were a sufficient barrier against the charge collection. The generation rate of the electron-hole pairs and the charge collection into n+ layers with a retrograde well and a conventional well were estimated by the device simulator, and were explained the experimental results.
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AU - Shigenori HARA
AU - Mikio TAKAI
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