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ONO layer in making PIP capacitor

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In CMOS Process, ONO layer is known as reoxidized nitrided oxide.

This layer was repleaced with SiO2, especially gate oxide of MOSFET.

it is said that Deep submicron MOSFET with ONO gate dielectrics was superior to the MOSFET with SiO2. The reasons are,

1. have improved saturation transconductance ( Frankly, I don't know what does it mean.)

2. device lifetime was improved.

okay. So far, FET with ONO gate dielectrics was really better than FET with SiO2

Some CMOS process supported PIP(poly Insulator Polt) capacitor with ONO dielectric.

why they use ONO Layer in making PIP Capacitor instead of SiO2?

FET with ONO have advantages surely.

What does it have advantage when I use PIP capacitor with ONO layer instead of PIP capacitor with SiO2 layer ?
 

I think the basic reasons for using such exotic materials is that they have a high K ( dielectric constant ). Hence, you can build a large cap out of them with LARGE dielectric thickness. The large thickness of dielectric means higher reliability and less susceptibility to process-induce failure. For example, the probability that metal will penetrate the dielectric shorting the two cap terminals, will decrease
 
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elbadry said:
I think the basic reasons for using such exotic materials is that they have a high K ( dielectric constant ). Hence, you can build a large cap out of them with LARGE dielectric thickness. The large thickness of dielectric means higher reliability and less susceptibility to process-induce failure. For example, the probability that metal will penetrate the dielectric shorting the two cap terminals, will decrease

Besides, it decreases the gate leakage .
 

ok, that's right
 

elbadry said:
I think the basic reasons for using such exotic materials is that they have a high K ( dielectric constant ). Hence, you can build a large cap out of them with LARGE dielectric thickness. The large thickness of dielectric means higher reliability and less susceptibility to process-induce failure. For example, the probability that metal will penetrate the dielectric shorting the two cap terminals, will decrease

Yes,high K materials can achieve the some Cox but with the thick tox, that will be good in sub-deep process.
 

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