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Comparison TDDB Models

This document summarizes and compares several models for defect-related gate oxide breakdown over time when exposed to electrical stress. It presents equations for defect density distribution as a function of oxide thinning, time to failure models incorporating defect distribution and temperature/field dependence, and projections for failure rate and cumulative failure probability over time. Physical constants, device parameters, and variables are defined for the models. Plots are shown of modeling results for defect density, time to failure, and failure probability.
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Comparison TDDB Models

This document summarizes and compares several models for defect-related gate oxide breakdown over time when exposed to electrical stress. It presents equations for defect density distribution as a function of oxide thinning, time to failure models incorporating defect distribution and temperature/field dependence, and projections for failure rate and cumulative failure probability over time. Physical constants, device parameters, and variables are defined for the models. Plots are shown of modeling results for defect density, time to failure, and failure probability.
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DEFECT RELATED BREAKDOWN MODEL (Oxide thinning = Xox): Xeffective = tox - Xox .

V
oxPos
V
gate
0.2 := V
oxNeg
V
gate
1.3 :=

o
10
11
sec := B 240 10
6

volt
cm
:= G
o
320 10
6

volt
cm
:= tbd
Lee
V ( )
o
exp
G
o
X
eff

V volt
|

\
|
|

:=
J
FN
V ( ) 3 10
8
exp
B X
eff

V volt

\
|
|

amp
cm
2
:= J
FN
7.9 ( ) tbd
Lee
7.9 ( ) 8.943
coul
cm
2
= Qbd 10
coul
cm
2
:=
c 0.7 := slope
70
c

ln
3 10
1

4 10
5

\
|
|
|

:=
TWK Approx for Defect Density, D(X)
tox = 107A, A = 500 x 500 um
D Xox
( )
4 10
5
exp
Xox
c

slope
|

\
|
|

:=
a1 13.1 := a2 6.3 :=
b1 0.26 := b2 0.175 := Df Xox
( )
a1 exp b1 Xox
( )
a2 exp b2 Xox
( )
+
( )
10
4
:=
Note: Article says b2 = -0.11. Added 10^4 above. This is a bi-Poisson Defect Distribution. See Yugami 1994
For a fixed Vox, the distribution D(X) of X can be
extracted from the tbd distribution, i.e. X =X(tbd).
X tbd ( ) t
ox
V
ox
G
o
ln
tbd sec

o
|

\
|
|

:=
COMPARISON AND EVOLUTION OF GATE OXIDE TBD MODELS
http://www.leapcad.com/Other_Tech/Comparison_TDDB_Models.MCD
PHYSICAL CONSTANTS: k 8.62 10
5
ev := ev 1.6 10
19
joule q 1.6 10
19
coul :=
DEVICE DATA: thick
SiO2
600 A := X
eff
79 A := t
ox
107 A := V
gate
1 :=
VARIABLES: Tk 300 400 .. := V 5 60 .. := Xox 1 70 .. := V
ox
11.2 volt :=
1985, K. Yamabe, "Time dependent dielectric breakdown ... SiO2 films", SC 20, pg. 343:
TBD has a Thickness dependent Field Acceleration Factor, = = = =d(log(tbd)/dEox
Tox ( ) 4.2 log Tox ( ) 6.95 ( )
cm
MV
:= 200 ( ) 2.714
cm
MV
=
The time to fail for 200A oxide is shortened by 10^ -2.7 with an increase of the stress field by 1MV/cm.
1988, Qp Model, J. Lee, "Modeling and Char of Gate Oxide Relibility", ED 35, pg. 2268:
INTRINSIC BREAKDOWN MODEL, Critical Hole Fluence, Qp:
Oxide lifetime is is the time required for the hole fluence Qp, to reach a critical value.
Qp ~ J t, where J is the FN current ~ e(-B/Eox) and is the hole generation coefficient
~ e(-H/Eox). Then Qp ~ e(-G/Eox) t, where G = B + H.
The Temperature Variation is modeled the same as R. Moazzami, which follows.
1
.
10
5
1
.
10
4
1
.
10
3
0.01 0.1 1 10 100
1
10
100
1
.
10
3
1
.
10
4
1
.
10
5
1
.
10
6
1/ Fail Rate vs time
Fig. 11a. Time (sec)
1
/

F
a
i
l

R
a
t
e

(
%

p
e
r

s
e
c
)
tbd
i
4 , ( )
tbd
i
0.25 , ( )
tbd
i
0.01 , ( )
tbd
i
1
.
10
5
1
.
10
4
1
.
10
3
0.01 0.1 1 10
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
Cumulative % Fail vs time
Fig. 10a. Time (sec)
C
u
m

%

F
a
i
l
u
r
e
CumFail tbd
i
4 , ( )
CumFail tbd
i
0.25 , ( )
CumFail tbd
i
0.01 , ( )
tbd
i
Area: 4, 0.25, 0.01 mm^2, Xox = 107A, Vgate = 11V
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
0.1
1
10
100
1
.
10
3
1
.
10
4
1
.
10
5
1
.
10
6
Defect Density as a function of delta X
Fig 9. Oxide Thinning (A) for 107A Gate
A
r
e
a

D
e
n
s
i
t
y

(
1
/
c
m
^
2
)
D Xox ( )
Df Xox ( )
Xox
6 8 10 12 14 16 18
1
.
10
4
1
.
10
3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1
.
10
3
1
.
10
4
1
.
10
5
1
.
10
6
Time to Failure (sec)
Fig. 1. 79A Gate
tbd
Lee
V ( )
sec
V
tbd Area , ( )
Area
V
ox
tbd G
o

1
Area mm
2

cm
2
Df X tbd ( ) A
1

|
\
|

+
a1 b1 exp b1
X tbd ( )
A

\
|
|

a2 b2 exp b2
X tbd ( )
A

\
|
|

+
|

\
|
|

10
4
A
:=
Note: Added - sign to Area
Assume the defect distribution is
clustered, i.e. gamma distribution
with cluster factor, s = 0.6.
CumFail tbd Area , ( ) 100 1
1
1
Area mm
2

cm
2
D X tbd ( ) A
1

|
\
|

s +
|

\
|
|
|

1
s

(
(
(
(
(
(

:=
s 0.6 := tbd
i
tbmin e
i
r
n

:= i 1 n .. := r ln
tbmax
tbmin
|

\
|
|

:= n 200 := tbmax 1000 := tbmin 10


5
:=
PREDICTING RELIABILITY FROM GAMMA DEFECT DISTRIBUTION:
30 35 40 45 50 55 60
0.5
0.55
0.6
0.65
0.7
0.75
0.8
Reduction of Activation Energy vs. Field
Fig. 3.
Q V ( )
V
tbd
.McP
V T , ( ) Ao e
Q V ( ) ev
k T
:= Time to 50% Failure, TF: Q V ( )
Ho 7.2 q A V
volt
thick
SiO2

ev
:=
Ao 1 sec := Ho 1.15 ev := Enthalpy of Activation for Si-Si Breakage: Ho
Warranty 2000 hr = 7.2M sec. For 0.1ppm Failures,
need factor of 0.5/0.0000001 ==> t
50
of 1.4 E14 sec.
1997, J. W. McPhearson, "Field enhanced Si-Si bond breakage", AP Phys Let, Aug, p.1101
Low Field TBD data reveals that TBD had field dependence ~ E and not 1/E.
1 10 100 1
.
10
3
10
100
Poisson Cum % Fail vs time for D(Xeff)
Scale Time
C
u
m

%

F
a
i
l
u
r
e
CF tbd
i
0.2 , ( )
tbd
i
RELIABILITY PROJECTION, CUMULATIVE FAILURE PROBABILITY, CF:
Assume that defects are distributed randomly across the wafer. Poisson Distribution.
CF tbd Area , ( ) 100 1 exp
Area mm
2

cm
2
D X tbd ( ) A
1

|
\
|

\
|
|
|

\
|
|
|

:= X tbd ( ) X
eff
V
ox
G
o
ln
tbd sec

o
|

\
|
|

:=
tbd
Mz
V T , ( ) T ( )
o
exp
G T ( ) X
eff

V volt
|

\
|
|

:= T ( ) exp
E
b

k
1
T
1
300

\
|
|

(
(

:= G T ( ) Go 1

k
1
T
1
300

\
|
|

(
(

:=
Go 300 10
6

volt
cm
:= X
eff
100 A := E
b
0.28 ev := 0.0167 ev :=
o
10
11
sec :=
V
ox
8 volt :=
Temp Variation on Qbd/Qp Model:
.
1990, R. Moazzami, "Projecting Gate Oxide Rel", ED 37, pg 1643):
0.8 0.9 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6
1
10
100
1
.
10
3
1
.
10
4
1
.
10
5
1
.
10
6
Median Time to Failure x Eox^2 vs. 1/Eox
Fig. 4 1/Eox (10^-7 cm/V)
tbd
Shi
Vi InvE ( ) 423 , ( )
Vi InvE ( )
t
ox
|

\
|
|

hr
MV
cm
|

\
|
|

InvE
CF h MTF , ( ) 1 exp
h
MTF ( )
|

\
|
|

mp

(
(

:=
MTF ( )
MTF
ln 2 ( )
1
mp
:=
h
i
hmin e
i
r
n

:=
r ln
hmax
hmin
|

\
|
|

:= i 1 n .. := n 200 := hmax 2 10
4
:= hmin 1 :=
Vi InvE ( ) t
ox
InvE 10
7

cm
volt

\
|
|

1
volt
1
:= InvE 0.8 0.82 , 1.54 .. :=
Plot Inverse of
E = 1/Eox:
mn 3 :=
tbd
Shi
V T , ( ) os exp
EaPlus
k T
|

\
|
|

exp G
sp
t
ox
V volt

\
|
|

V volt
t
ox
|

\
|
|

S
Area
|

\
|
|

1
mp

:=
G
sn
125 :=
EaMinus 0.56 ev :=
Area 0.09 mm
2
:= S 0.01 mm
2
:= os 1 hr
volt
cm
|

\
|
|

2
:= t
ox
110 A := G
sp
150
MV
cm
:= EaPlus 0.63 ev :=
mp 4 :=
1993, N. Shiono, "A lifetime projection method using series ...TDDB...", IRPS, p. 1
!/E overestimates low field lifetime. log(MTF Eox2) vs. !/Eox fits low fields.
Use full FN, J
FN
= A. E
ox
2
exp(-B/E
ox
), then MTF ~ exp(G/E
ox
)/E
ox
2
. Note os Differences
MODEL FOR TDDB STATISTICS: The Weibull is the extreme distribution for minimum value. TDDB
breakdown is min value. Therefore the Weibull is a more suitable statistical distribution model than log
normal. DMOS is composed of many cells, the failure of any one causes device failure. This is a series
model. Normalized Cumulative Failure CF(t) = 1- exp(-(t/)
m
), = i/(
1/m
) is the characteristic
lifetime, m is the dispersion of lifetime, and n is the number of elements which is proportional to Area. Then
MTF~ Area
1/m
Let m
p
= and = .
0.1 1 10 100 1
.
10
3
1
.
10
4
1
.
10
5
1
10
100
TDDB Failure Distribution (Cum %)
Fig. 2b Aging Time (hours)
C
u
m
u
l
a
t
i
v
e

F
a
i
l
u
e
s

(
%
)
CumFail tbd 4 , ( )
100 CF h
i
2 , ( )
100 CF h
i
20 , ( )
100 CF h
i
50 , ( )
100 CF h
i
5 10
2
, ( )
100 CF h
i
10
4
, ( )
h
i

i
1 :=

i
n
1
mp
:=
LLCF h MTF , ( ) ln ln 1 CF h MTF , ( ) ( )
1

:=
FAILURE RATE PROJECTIONS:
Shiono's definition of acceptable failure rate Spec (FIT)
Failure Rate, (t): t MTF , ( )
mp
MTF ( )
mp
t
mp 1
:=
FailSpec 0.001 :=
oss 1.9 10
12
hr
MV
cm
|

\
|
|

2
:= tbd
ShiE
E T , ( ) oss exp
EaPlus
k T
|

\
|
|

exp G
sp
cm
E MV

\
|
|

E
MV
cm

\
|
|

S
Area
|

\
|
|

1
mp

:=

E
t E , ( )
mp

tbd
ShiE
E 358 , ( )
hr
|

\
|
|

mp
t
mp 1
:=
t25yr 25 365 24 := E 3 3.1 , 6 .. :=
Ta = 85C, Area = 10 mm
2
3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6
1
.
10
12
1
.
10
11
1
.
10
10
1
.
10
9
1
.
10
8
1
.
10
7
1
.
10
6
1
.
10
5
1
.
10
4
1
.
10
3
0.01
0.1
Projected Failure Rate @25 Years
Fig 11. Eox (MV/cm)
F
I
T
s

E
t25yr E , ( )
10
9
FailSpec
E
300 320 340 360 380 400
1
.
10
6
1
.
10
5
1
.
10
4
1
.
10
3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1
.
10
3
1
.
10
4
Median Time to Failure vs. Temp
Temperature Dependence
tbd
Mz
40 Tk , ( )
yr
tbd
Shi
40 Tk , ( )
yr
tbd
McP
40 Tk , ( )
yr
TF
IRF
40 Tk , ( )
TenYears
WarrantyMiles
yr
Tk
10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1
.
10
3
1
.
10
4
Median Time to Failure @150C
Field Dependence
tbd
Mz
V 423 , ( )
yr
tbd
Shi
V 423 , ( )
yr
tbd
McP
V 423 , ( )
yr
TF
IRF
V 423 , ( )
TenYears
UseFullLife
yr
WarrantyMiles
yr
V
tbd
McP
V T , ( ) Ao e
Q V ( ) ev
k T
0.02 := tbd
Mz
V T , ( ) T ( )
o
exp
G T ( ) thick
SiO2

V volt
|

\
|
|

:=
tbd
Shi
V T , ( ) os exp
EaPlus
k T
|

\
|
|

exp G
sp
thick
SiO2
V volt

\
|
|

V volt
thick
SiO2
|

\
|
|

S
M7
|

\
|
|

1
mp

:=
M7 1300 mil
2
:=
TF
IRF
V T , ( ) 7 10
28
e
V volt
G
accel
thick
SiO2

sec
yr T ( )
:= G
accel
0.112
MV
cm
:=
Projected LOG NORMAL Plot
for Median Time to Fail vs.Vgate
from Power DMOS Data Sheet.
Gate oxide thickness unknown.
UseFullLife 1.141yr = UseFullLife
UseFullLifeMiles
20 mi hr
1

:= UseFullLifeMiles 2 10
5
mi :=
WarrantyMiles 0.228yr = WarrantyMiles 50000
mi hr
25 mi
:= TenYears 10 :=
AF T ( ) exp
0.4 ev
k
1
T
1
423

\
|
|

(
(

:=
COMPARISON OF E AND 1/E MODELS
X T ( )
exp
E
b

k
1
T
1
300

\
|
|

(
(

1
exp
E
b
k
1
T
1
300

\
|
|

(
(

(
(
(

:=
300 320 340 360 380 400
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Tk ( )
X Tk ( )
Tk
A 10
8
cm MV 10
6
volt mil 10
3
in

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