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Atomistic Effects

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Run-time statistics: 13000 nodes Single-carrier quantum transport 95 U minutes < 1 GB RAM


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Framework - SWB • Provides a GUI-based simulation environment • Organizes simulation projects, runs and results • Allows large Design of Experiment (DOE) and statistical analysis • Manages job scheduling & network computing • Enables interactive visualization and analysis of simulation results


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IStructure Editor 3D Emulation •

From layout and geometrical photo, etch, & deposition to generate 3D structure.

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Models the electrical, optical, mechanical & magnetic behavior of r'~ semiconductor devices • Simulation is typically performed on structures created by process simulation • Modes of simulation

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• Static, time-dependent, large and small signal frequency dependent and noise modeling

Highly accurate CAD models can be extracted from device simulation results "./

Simulated electrical characteristics


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Basic Operation • Attach 1 Detach folders • Copy 1 Delete projects • Clean up 1 Pre-process 1 Select nodes / Run projects 1 Abort projects • View Output Results • Export (tar) 1 Import (tar) projects



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Outline • Sentaurus TCAO coordinate systems • Script file setup sequence • 10 example • 20 example • Implement external variable on Sentaurus Workbench


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Script File Setup Sequence • Setup initial mesh • Define initial simulation domain • Initialize simulation & define substrate condition • Setup process flow • Oxidation / Deposition / Etching / Implantation / Annealing • Rebuild mesh at appropriate steps

• Define electrodes • Save full structure • Extract parameters


1D Example • Copy project "1 D_SProcess" from training_library • Refer to the command file of example "1 D_ SProcess" • Check 1D doping profile by INSPECT • Output file introduction


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Reference: SProcess, p34 - Oxide Thickness • Meauring oxide thickness: Integral Boron Concentration

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Reference: SProcess, p734 I p672 I p741 I p775 I p98 - select I layers I SetPlxList I WritePlx I Datasets • Select • Selects the plot variable for the postprocessing routines

• Layers • Prints material interfaces and integrated data field values

• SetPlxList • Sets a list of solution and term names to be ed to WritePlx command

• WritePlx • Writes a 10 pix file.

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2D Example • Copy project "20_SProcess" from training_library • Refer to the command file of "20 SProcess"


2D Example Process Flow


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2D Example Mesh Setting

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Implement External Variables on SWB • copy 2D_ SProcess > clean up > add parameters> modify command file> clear up & renumber the experiment tree

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Implement External Variables on SWB • copy 2D _ SProcess > clean up > add parameters> modify command file> clear up & renumber the experiment tree

Link external variables to internal variables #--- set variable --------------------setlgate 0.18 set ymax [expr $/gateI2+0.4] set HaloDose 1e13 set HaloEnergy 15

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2D Example • Copy project "20_SProcess" from training_library • Refer to the command file of "20 SProcess" • Run & check extracted variables • exercise: Add the SWB variables & change code accordingly


Reference: SProcess, p453 ; SWB, p160 I p95 • Advanced Calibration • calibrated to deep-submicron CMOS & SOl technology • power devices or SiGe devices, may require simpler or additional diffusion models, which are not yet included in the Advanced Calibration

• # - command • #set : Sets the value of

• Extracted variables • puts "DOE: "


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Telot SV Overview

• Telot SV is software for scientific visualization. • Extended by Synopsys to accommodate the special requirements.

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Specify Equations • Use the Specify Equations dialog to alter data in existing zones_ Data> Alter> Specify Equations __ . • The dialog allows you to change the values of entire variables or specific data points_ • You can also use the dialog to create new variables_


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Exporting 1 D Cuts to Inspect • Select the frame that includes the cuts to be exported. File> Export> Inspect Graph ... :t ;.\-.. -c-.~ . ..::-~

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Ex 1. Plot 1 D Band Structure (4/7) • Keep pressing control key, and select ConductionBandEnergy and ValenceBandEnergy.

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Ex 1. Plot 10 Band Structure (6/7) • Select the slice frame, and press File>Export>lnspect graph ... __

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Manual Introduction (refer to Telot-SV manual) • Getting started • Starting Telot • Main T elot window • Loading files

• Synopsys sidebar • 20/30 Mode • XY Mode • Native Telot

• Generating cuts

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Exercise • Load Sprocess_2D example • Load 3D example • Perform the x-cut

For doing 3D cut, go to slicer => orthogonal cut (Y-normal direction), select 3 cuts with default end points


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Outline • Mesh strategy of MOSFET device simulation • GUI operation on interactive mode • Script a command file for batch mode

[Screen Res should be set to 1024x870 to accommodate External Profile Placement Dialog Box]


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Flow of Input and Output in SDE Intput: Mesh Strategy

Intput: Device Structure from SProcess

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MOSFET Mesh Setup Result (for SDevice Simulation)

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Interactive Mode • • • • • •

Start Structure Editor => type "sde" Journal on => record the command line of each step Import boundary file from n4_bnd.tdr Load sub mesh (geometry and doping data) from n4_fps.tdr turn off "auto region name", turn on "exact coordinates" Step by step setup mesh by GUI Silicon Poly SO' LOO • CtoC Gox Channel • Gate

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(0.1, 0.1) / (0.05, 0.1) (0.02, 0.05) / (0.01, 0.025) (0.09, 0.0) / (0.49, 0.3) => (0.1, 0.03) / (0.006, 0.006) (0.05, 0.0) / (0.09, 0.05) => (0.006, 0.006) / (0.005, 0.005) (0.09, -0.002) / (0.49, 0.006) => (99, 0.002) / (66, 0.001) (0.0, -0.002681) / (0.09, 0.00065) => (99, 4e-4) / (66, 4e-4) (0.0, 0.00065) / (0.09, 0.075) => (0.02, 0.05) / (0.01, 2e-4) / (-1.45, 1.45) (0.0, -0.18) / (0.09, -0.002681) => (99, 0.04) / (66, 4e-4) / (0.0, -1.75)

• Define PolyGate doping type and concentration (Arsenic 6e19) • • • •

Save Build mesh Journal off Check .tdr .jrl


Reference: MeshGen, p72; SDataEx, p11-15 • snmesh project_name • SMesh automatically adds .bnd and .cmd to the base name project_name to obtain input file filenames. SMesh creates the output file project_name_msh.tdr that contains mesh geometry information and doping information. • In the case of TOR files as input file, special naming rules apply. • tdx -mtt -x -ren drain=source n@node@_haICmsh n@node@_msh

• -mtt: Mirrors TOR geometry and saves the result to another TOR file • -x: Mirror at xmin • -ren: Rename a region or regions


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Outline • Flow of input and output in SDevice • Command file introduction • Parameter file introduction • O.18um nMOS Id_Vg example


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Flow of Input and Output in SDevice Input Models, Parameter, SWeeps

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Parameter File • Refer to SDevice manual 2007.12 P .56 • Check default parameter file by materials • When parameter file is empty, use default parameters

Reference: SDevice, p56 • The parameter file contains -defined values for model parameters (coefficients). • The parameters in this file replace the values contained in a default parameter file models. par. • Model coefficients can be specified separately for each region or material in the device structure

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• Refer to 0.18um_nMOS example Vg=O-1.5v

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Outline • GUI interactive mode • Load curve file, plot curves • Edit Plot area, Axes • Create new curve • Formula library - refer to manual 2007.12 P .25,48 • Macros - refer to manual 2007.12 P.26,50 • Save, Export

• Script file batch mode • Record each operation step on interactive mode to generate a script file. • Script a command file - refer to example 0.18um nMOS • Extract standard parameters of the extraction library


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Exercise • Open Inspect, plot IdNg in log scale, and obtain gm by getting max(diff(curve)) • Create an inspect script by GUI: record, load pit, plot, save, modify code.


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Inspect Script Basic Version A-200B.09 RevO.O

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Inspect Script • Inspect can be controlled by using a simple scrip language. For example, a script can load a project (data file), draw curves, and perform mathematical computations on curves. • A script can be written manually or created automatically by recording actions performed interactively through the graphical interface.

• Inspect script can extract variables to SWB family table. FamUyTree

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Basic Operations and Script Commands •

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[E nlS_des_pTt

f

IE n16_des.plt ~

n17_des.plt

III n18_des.plt ~ nlS_des,ptt .,

f

I' C, .1,.4-

4';

2. Set "Files of type"

4. Click "Open"


Load pit File - Operation - (3/3)

c .........,.

.---

;::::~::v.

····i··· 5. DC\t~set name

___::.:::::__ J ...___ ~_._.; _2::~.:=:~j

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Load pit File - Command • Load pit file

proj_7oad n2 des.p7L n2 des 3. 5. ~

n2_des.plt : the name of the file to load.

~

n2_des : the arbitrary name can define for this dataset.


Create Curve - Operation - (1/4) :;<>; f~'~

~t.;:;'~

g' :i--' -,::.. --c-"-,,-c.-c_

;"'''-

c"..,.'
f,:~:::·; -1 ;fCfiCK "Qatasets" -1


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Create Curve - Operation - (2/4)

"" "OuterVoltage"

t·;~-.;:.;;j' _4..G.!i.ck 'To X-Axis"


Create Curve - Operation - (3/4) WIT?

5. Selec "" ,

,-

"TotaICurrent"

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Create Curve - Operation - (4/4)

~i""'-"""'"

"'i

8. Curv,e Name

~J,


Create Curve - Command cv_createDS Tota7Current Drain \ \ 8. {n2 des gate OuterVo7tage} \ \ 1. 2. 4. {n2 des drain Tota7Currentl y 1. 5. 6. 7. • TotalCurrent_Drain : a unique name for the new curve. • {n2_des gate OuterVoltage} : a list of data to use for the x-dataset • {n2_des drain TotalCurrent} : a list of data to use for the y-dataset • y : optional parameter specifying the axis to use; the default is y; the options are y or y2.


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Set Attributes • This section describes the functions that change the attributes of the axes, curves, and legend.


Set the Axis Attributes - Operation: Start -

......:.::-:".::...J

_=.___;

..~~:'2~:~.J

_~~ __ l

M',"y,_

I

1

' 1. Double-click the axis

j+::::::::::::::~::~~~::::::::;:::.:===.~:::==::::::::i:==~:::::i~

"='=::':':':::'<~~-::;;;jr;.;;,;;~i.;~;:'~~""~':';;''';''~'''~''''''''~''~-:;;;~J:


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Set the Axis Attributes - Operation: Editing Title (1/2) CUN8t-·---·

68'-05

Color.

•

3. Change ,j Font..

2a-05

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Set the Axis Attributes - Operation: Editing Title (2/2) Be-OS

P:attems. -Scale

6e-OS

l1IJe -TIcks:

TlUe:~vgM Color:

49-05

5. Change "Fon 2a-05 -----------

="'sa:::ffi,-p_le_te_xt_ _ _ _-'

L I_ _ _

__ I·~·~~-~:~_~_~~I_i~~_~'O _ "


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Set the Axis Attributes - Operation: Editing ScaleBe-OS

L; ;,


Set the Axis Attributes - Operation: Editing Pattern (1/2) 8a-OS

10. Click "Patterns" tab iN..

t

&lliirtir.;;~~~:~':'; "\'!-:.~

X-Ms ·!leIl.V-Ms 1Right Y-AxIs 6e-OS

C~~~~~~ Scale

11tIe' nets

~

.. OJspta!lX-Ax!s ...) Display VarlIcaJ Una AI x-o

4e-OS

11.

Clic~)

Color"

2e-OS

0.5

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Set the Axis Attributes -- Operation: Editing Pattern (2/2) -ae-os

12. Click "Patterns" tab :c.:~~L~~ Y-AXI$ tie-OS

: PallBms :Scale '.~

...-.--:

R~nl Y-AxI&

.

Title ,Tlcb

...,; Ol$play Vefl!calline At X"O

.- ....................... _..... .

4e-OS

~~~~~~=~==j~~~~=~=} COlOr:

II


Set the Axis Attributes - Command gr_setAxisAttr 2{ {Vg [V77- {aria7 15]\ 1. 3. 5. {aria7 is} a 5 a b7ack

a

8 b7ack 1 \ 8. 11. 13.

• X: a keyword (X, Y, or Y2) specifying an axis. • Vg

M : the axis title .

• {arial 15} : the font size of the axis title. • 0 8 : minimal and maximal values of the axis. • black: the color of the axis. • 1 : the width of the axis line.


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Set the Axis Attributes - Operation· Editing Ticks (1/2)

Sa-OS

Subdivislan'

Type

4(>-05

Ze-OS

16.

17. Clic " K"

05


Set the Axis Attributes - Operation: Editing Ticks (2/2) hi!

w:Rl2ix:>:;":

L

2

X-AId, : LmlV-AlGs. :Rlgllty-Axis ,

18. Change TiGk b.abehAngle"

Typ.

J4;9:-Change I' FollL ;


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Set the Axis Attributes -- Operation: Changing Log/Lin -Ss-os

£ ill~~Xs:~,:-·~.>'

we.

2SJ

X-Axi' :lI.J1'lY-MS i.RlghtV-AAi,:

20. Click "Scale" abn'~~-;;'~;~~Tm.n,,,, Min.:

6,-05

r---

r:;'~=~~~:'~~~;::;:I~i~J 21. Cha~

4e-05

-------..---....-.-----

Za-OS


Set the Axis Attributes -- Operation: Editing Font of Title -Mt,

iN "_

',i!.!

X-AxIS; len V-AxIs: Righi. V-M~

P"'m,

------." ~

is~"F;;:hr022. Click

-------....... ---....--_ .. _--_ .. ..... ~

Ze-as


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Set the Axis Attributes - Command gr_setAxisAttr K {Vg [V]} {aria7 1S} 0 8 b7ack 1 \ \ {aria7 1St Q i Q b7ack 16.

18. 19.20. 23.

• X : a keyword (X, Y, or Y2) specifying an axis • {arial 15} :the font size of the tick label • 0 : the angle at which the tick labels are drawn • 5: the number of secondary ticks between the main ticks • black: the color of the axis title


Set Curve Drawing Attributes - Operation: Start 1Ii:1$!===:::=I!II_ _ _ _ _ _

nl!i!i!!W~m1ii!l_1ii!l,-Il1E~,'{o0fif1ff%t':$XW:.::;;~0C;','-::--0

~,.

~;;...>--'

c,J;.Sv·-·:;,..· ..


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Set Curve Drawing Attributes ..... Operation: Editing General Part .....

2. Click "General" tab !&.::tJJ iMtUiis{;~:,=~;;:;-~

......:

: '~
.

.~ ~

M."....".~

~

~li;~~"'f


Set Curve Drawing Attributes ..... Operation: Editing Line Part (1/2)-

4. Click "Line" tab .... i2!t!!:.i!::!¥Zl},,::!,i1_ _Il!!,mmMH®f%~m!lfL;;d:/

.rastsr . Imerpnl~on

Gene~:,:~~::

COIOr. ....a .......- . • • • _ . __ . . . . . ...

:

l1li00l1lil1li:

'-1 ~:=~~~

w,,,,,j

1'00000

n

l

~" ............................}

:1 5. ChangelW'Color" ~§

o~s


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Set Curve Drawing Attributes -Operation: Editing Line Part (2/2)-


Set Curve Drawing Attributes - Operation: Editing Marker (1/4) -

8. Click "Marker" tab WMti I.!f.

·~uu_u.

M@f@EJgxl!l~;,:¥;;Z:·::.< 0 ~_ 29;

~oor.ll LJneL~::::EtnwrpOIatlOf1

[~:::::=&£:::::::::::!:1

~l

9. chaJbe "Shape"

;Sll8. :s::,"...: 10. Change ................... 0uU~ CMorc

II

OV1llneWIOlIl:~ FII!Q)lot:

1~

"~,ze"

U 1~!

•

-"-~ .._.. ~--....-.. -.-- ---- ,--_. ... .------_. - .._-_.- ~~j

..-.... jl


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Set Curve Drawing Attributes - Operation: Editing Marker (2/4) --

o's Ouh'fl,lQlI3ge M


Set Curve Drawing Attributes - Operation: Editing Marker (3/4)m·

t

Shap~

~::t..::::_~:-

i. .

GIIf>II.al.l.tni!

Matkin lln!orpolalklfl

,....._._....... i~re

_._-_ .._--,

~I

Ij

il

12.

Chang~ "Outline Width"

__ J!

-"'-"-'--'--~"~~~X'~~;~~~~~~J-'----'-"!


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Set Curve Drawing Attributes - Operation : Editing Marker (4/4) -

_.

~i?¥iCitll:i":::l.I:m._ _ . ~~"l1lZ:,;;:;:' Ciener~ :lIrIa

MarIoor

InterpOlaIlOn:

.·.!91 !

I!

j'JqllilN

I o"''",.w'''"r~ 13. Change "Fill Color"

OutllnilC010f"_.

......................c...... (

:

FlUcoloe,.

.1

••:

DooD.d

'I ,j

. . ·····~~:=~~~g=~~:=-·························I

.88888~1Jj~J . .1 _--_ ..--14. Click "OK"

\ ............. _... __ ...


Set Curve Drawing Attributes - Commandcv_setCurveAttr Tota7Current Drain IdVg b7ack so7id 1 \ \ 3 5 6 7 square 5. b7ack 1 b7ack 9 10 11 12 13 • Tota7Curren'LDrain": the curve name.

IdVg: the curve legend. b7ack: the color of the curve line. so 7 i d : the drawing style of the curve line. 3 : the width of the curve line.

square: a keyword for the marker shape. • 5: the marker size.

b 7ack : the color of the marker outline. • 1: the width of the marker outline.

• b 7ack : the fill-in color of the marker.


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Compute a Scalar Using the Formula • The formula library allows some basic calculations to be performed on one or more selected curves. cv_compute "formula" xmin xmax ymin ymax ~

formula: the string with the formula to evaluate.

~

xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax : the range for which the formula is applied.

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Extract Variables • The Inspect command ft_sca 1 ar prints the extracted value and es it to Sentaurus Workbench. • Examples: set maxid [cv_compute "vecmax( , 1e-S)" 0 1.0 0 1.0] ft_sca7ar Vt $vt


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Extraction Library • The commands provided by this library are used to extract various parameters from I-V curves. The library is loaded with the command: 17oad_7ibrary EXTRACT

I

• Refer to Inspect manual for more information.


RF Extraction Library • The commands provided in this library are used to extract RF parameters from small-signal data. The library is loaded with the command:

I 1oad_1ibrary

RFXI

• Refer to Inspect manual for more information.

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Recording Script • A script can be created automatically by recording actions performed interactively through the graphical interface. • To create a script: }- A Script Name dialog box is displayed, which prompts you to select or create a script file. Script> Record> Start }- After selecting the file name, Inspect starts to store every operation until recording is stopped. £'''' "",,~'" ~'" . t R d St n;; ..... RunScnpt Ctr/ ..R ~ ~ II? S cnp > ecor > op-~~~ A:~~_ _ _' start. _ _ [ 'q.

~

Add Pau,e

j

1 ...J

--:-;--.,- _ _ _ Add Breat

stop

~


Inspect Execution Mode • Inspect has two execution modes: interactive and batch mode. You can change mode bY:':-:'S'J,~tExe~:':n':::: ."~ Right button>Edit Input>Preferences ...

'"n' ....... ,~~

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Mathematical Formulas and

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Mathematical Formulas (1/2) • Click the New button below the Curves area in the Inspect main window . • The Create Curve dialog box is displayed. The right pane lists available Cur/e1

jWiY-,_,---

t~3me;

ro.e~~J!1I~",~~I!!..::·-; 5 ..::' F"O/lft'.cr""V\.'"l~iP{"'ToWCton:~~in"):>

j

MO!:p Cllf'.l1I 'To .. t.sfl Y...to'4 v

F1fgr.t V-A>d:

e.n.

coe, ctt'n.

<&0'$. :oe1nh, li:$Ilr,-atL1t;.. 'Stann, ~ c:",II.. f:rt. erlt:,e>
IW1.!'Itt.

W\1'<,~~Wt, I;ntl.JI}.yl~'!Im',:r.:!~f

...'t~wC"ltIir..,

l,:':C';'JI;k. "-&e"'$:;,t"lI~twe:::<ero

,:ur-,tE>n~'l\j}: ll'I1t1e form>JIa~c.t tlJlTOU!ltleti tJ{'''~lll'ld ~•• ltyol.l1lJll

mm;

mwo}, CURVftros1: be teplar-I!(t iIo'l!l ~e,r;:U!V!)"!'lam$'

~.'-J

:'Ittro

t~tobrv~


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Mathematical Formulas (2/2) vecmax (curve) >- Maximum y-value. • • •

vecmax

vecmin (curve) >- Minimum y-value. vecvalx (curve, scalar) >- x-value at a given y vecvaly (curve, scalar) >- y-value at a given x veczero (curve) ____-+~~ve~c~z~e~r~o----~x >- x-value at y = o. diff (curve) >- Retums the first derivative of the curve. vecmin integr (curve)

>- Retums the integral of the curve. tangent (curve) >- Retums the tangent


Macros (1/3) • Macros are predefined commands that can be later recalled. For example, in Inspect, there is a predefined macro, VT, which performs the threshold voltage extraction.

Macros ~u.acortl.;uIn..:.sjrtl.alln.lIIul!,cttla!ll.eM.ant1.e!I.

vfI;, Dl'. WIS.~wr.o......... P.!l.",""",,~Ic>c.I3q1I). ~ ......
"cm»l.. ..... ""'.'et¥~""cvl;lvlm(eot.~I!CZl

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Macros (2/3) • Macro usage: ~:'~~'"YdC!i£;;:z:::;:;s:J~~g-:f~~_~__ C>.

~_

;;<,,-__._

~,-:

!,.;<-,~,

=.,

!l'1L*§t)fi@i,;·

Id "5. Vgs (Lg-O.oss urn. Vds..o.OS V)

""'5 .

3. Select curve¢_'o",_o- - - - - - - - .....1aDI.fbrmulleCllrHno'''"' 2e{)5 •

lCOI.oeoofl,asln._.'II""._.Cl>/tcOji.co<,CO l.noo•• gam ..... JO.lt.Ig ...... a.,loq.IIIqIO.j>O'><•• ln • .... h •• ~tI._._.yo.y.""'.m.9'

0.5

4. Click "OK"


Macros (3/3) • Macro definition can be edited by Edit>Define Macros ... MacroUst

Name:

1. S~ect "VT" fRnU1

Macro:

ivecvaIX(tangent(<:c l>.veczaro(ditr(
- vecmax(dttf«C';'

~-----2'~croaefinIT~lo~nW-----available (Qrm(..!la commands to create macros are:

jRon :IOSS

acos, acosh, asin . . asinh. atan, atanh# cbrt, ceil, cos, cosh. ert erfc. 6Xp. fabs .. lloor. gamma, jO, j1 ... Igarnma. 109 .. log10. pow, sin. sinh. sqrt. tan. tanh, yO, 1'1. dllC lntegr

'iest1 'testtZ

Add fEd"

Delete

vecmax, vecmln. vecvalX. vecyaly, tangent, veczera Use " · as place holders for curves: and -<5 n> ~ for scalar values

In the macros, where n represerrts: the argument used in the macro (n

must start with 1) .

.close


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Threshold Voltage Extraction


Definitions of Threshold Voltage (1/2) Id

Maximum slope of the curve

Definition 2

•

Id VT

t

Definition 1

Vg

--~~------~

VT1

Vg

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Definitions of Threshold Voltage (2/2) • Macros

VT:

Ivecva7x(tangent«c1>,

veczero(diff«cl> - vecmax(diff«c1»))) , 0.0)

VT1:

I vecva 7x( ,

1.0e-7)

Script functions

VT:

I f_VT

curveName xmin xmax ymin ymax

VT1:

I f_VT1

curveName xmin xmax ymin ymax

I

>-xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax, the range for computing the result; default values correspond to the full curve range.


Inspect Script (1/4) set N @node@ set Vd 0.05 set Lgshift @Lgshift@ set Lg [expr 2. O"SLgshift+O. 065] fLscalar Lg [format %O.3f SLg] proj_load @plot@ PLT(SN) cv_createDS IdVg(SN) \ "PLT(SN) gaLe OuterVoltage" "PLT(SN) drain TotalCurrent" y cv_setCurveAttr IdVg(SN) "Id" red solid 2 circle 0 defcolor 1 defcolor gr_setAxisAUr X {Gate Voltage (V)} 12 {} {} black 1 10 0 5 0 gr_setAxisAttr Y {Drain Current (A/urn)} 12 {} {} black 1 10 0 5 0 gr_setTitleAtLr "Id vs. Vgs (Lg=SLg urn, Vds=SVd V)" 14 center #- Extraction #- Calculate the threshold voltage [V] set vt [f_VT IdVg(SN)] fLscalar vt [format %O.3f Svt] set vLl [CVT1 IdVg(SN)] fLscalar vt1 [format %O.3f SvLl]


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Inspect Script (2/4) Lg Set variables: set set set set

@node@ Vd 0.05 Lgshift @Lgshift@ Lg [expr 2.0*$Lgshift+0.065]

N

H

H

Lgshift

Lgshift


Inspect Script (3/4) Load plot file:

I proj_load @plot@ PLT($N) Create curve: cv_createDS IdVg($N) \ "PLT($N) gate OuterVoltage" "PLT($N) drain TotalCurrent" y

Set curve attribution: cv_setCurveAttr IdVg($N)

"Id" red

solid 2 circle 0 defcolor 1 defcolor

Set axis attributions: gr_setAxisAtLr X {Gate Voltage (V)} 12 {} {} black 1 10 050 gr_setAxisAttr Y {Drain Current (A/um)} 12 {} {} black 1 10 0 5 0

Set title:

Igr_setTitleAtLr

"Id vs. Vgs

(Lg=$Lg um, Vds=$Vd V)" 14 center


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Inspect Script (4/4) Calculate VT: Iset

vt

[f_VT

IdVg($N)]

Export the variable to the Family Table of Sentaurus Workbench:

I

fcsca7ar

Calculate VT1 : Iset

vtl

[LVTl IdVg($N))

I

Lg

[format %0.3f $Lg]

... fcsca7ar fcsca7ar

vt [format %0.3f $vt] vtl [format %0.3f $vtl]


Ex 1. Threshold Voltage Calculation Project: IPostBasiclquestionlinspectinmos_rol/off_inspect • Using macros: >Select batch mode Edit Input>Preferences ...

• Using inspect script: >Select interactive mode Edit Input>Preferences ... >Run.


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Sentaurus Structure Editor ~~~~~~

Generating 20 Boundaries With Online Training Material

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20 Exercise


Steps • Draw> Exact Coordinates • Draw> Overlap Behavior> New Replaces Old


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Regions

Region

Material

Coordinates

Substrate Silicon

(-0.5,0), (0.5, 1.0)

Gate oxide

Si02

(-0.2 -40e-4), (0.2 0.0)

Nitride spacer

Si3N4

(-0.2 -0.2), (0.2 -40e-4)

Poly gate

PolySi

(-0.1-0.2), (0.1-40e-4)

Buried oxide

Si02

(-0.5 0.1), (0.5 0.2)

Edit> Separate Lumps.


Rounding Edges

.... Ix

llJrtU-<4 D IAPerture selectl .•

• Edit> Edit 2D > Fillet >'. )

',\/Woe;

...:....;.....~

r:':;-';--'.;..:....-'-':.....;-:...;......;. •• >-'--, : .

c~~.· j~~~t~~3

... ,J:-~::.:- ~~~

r

.

, . "l

'-r:c:lo·~::'-..-.. ~-'--~-"'--.-c~-' .. r~'· :~e>~:_<

1J

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Declare s

""""

"",

jW)(lOOO 3IJ1;tt.!t411)"

S·

"" I I "'""

I\

0-

I.Jil

• (sdegeo:define--set "source" 4.0 (color:rgb 1.0 0.0 0.0 ) "##") • (sdegeo:define--set "drain" 4.0 (color:rgb 0.0 1.00.0) "##") • (sdegeo:define--set "gate" 4.0 (color:rgb 0.00.0 1.0) "##") • (sdegeo:define--set "substrate" 4.0 (color:rgb 1.0 1.00.0) "##") • (sdegeo:define--set "bodytie" 4.0 (color:rgb 1.0 0.0 1.0 ) "##")


Set (1) • s> Set Edge(s)

• (sdegeo:define-2d- (find-edge-id (position -OA 0.0 0.0)) "source") • (sdegeo:define-2d- (find-edge-id (position OA 0.0 0.0)) "drain") • (sdegeo:define-2d- (find-edge-id (position 0.0 1.0 0.0)) "substrate")

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Add Vertices

• (sdegeo:insert-vertex (position -0.10 0.1 0.0)) • (sdegeo:insert-vertex (position -0.05 0.1 0.0)) • (sdegeo:define-2d- (find-edge-id (position 0.07 0.1 0.0)) nbodytien)


Define Region as • Select Body • s> Set Region Boundary Edges • Edit> Remove> Region

• (sdegeo:set-current--set "gate") • (sdegeo:set--boundary-edges (find-body-id (position 0.0 0.1 0.0))) • (sdegeo:delete-region (find-body-id (position 0.0 -0.1 0.0)))


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Renaming Regions • Select Body • Edit> Change Region Name • (sde:add-material (find-body-id (position 0.0 0.8 0.0» "Silicon" "RSubstrate") • (sde:add-material (find-body-id (position 0.0 0.15 0.0» "Si02" "RBox") • (sde:add-material (find-body-id (position 0.0 0.05 0.0» "Silicon" "RSiliconepi") • (sde:add-material (find-body-id (position 0.0 -20e-4 0.0» "Si02" "RGateox") • (sde:add-material (find-body-id (position -0.15 -0.1 0.0» "Si3N4" "RSpacerleft") • (sde:add-material (find-body-id (position 0.15 -0.1 0.0» "Si3N4" "RSpacerright")

• (sde:showattribs "all")


Saving the Model • File> Save Model • (sde:save-model "soifet_bnd n ) • model geometry - native ACIS format file soifet.sat • Ref/Eval windows and parameters - soifet.scm • DF-ISE format refinement and doping - soifet.cmd • DF-ISE format boundary - soifet.bnd

• To use the TOR format for the boundary file: • (sdeio:save-tdr-bnd (get-body-list) "soifet_bnd.tdr")


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Defining Constant Doping Levels in Materials • (sdedr:define-constantprofile "ConsLSilicon" "BoronActiveConcentration " 1e+15) • (sdedr:define-constantprofile-material "PlaceCD .Silicon" "ConsLSilicon" "Silicon")

·"remJ!.m·W:\;W!Ijl!)m.:::::r:::::mrr~~.,-~ i

;

~'Pi~cD-5if;;;

""""""""'"

~j

PlillCeTneotType

.J .J

0"'""'"

ORog;on

~l

I..·oon

® Mat"'"

CortrtantProfiltDe1inition------------,

~I

tComt.Sir~·

Name

I

Bor0n.Activ6Concentration

Specb

~J

i

j

j!

~----~lo==~~-----D~~ 0

Decay factor

I

Ch",.. _ _ _

II

Replace

On

I

"'.Ie"-,n!

~

;

------_=-..1

L..-_______


Defining Constant Doping Levels in Regions • (sdedr:define-constantprofile "ConsLEpi" "BoronActiveConcentration" 1e17) • (sdedr:define-constantprofile-region "PlaceCD.Epi" "ConsLEpi" "R.Siliconepi")

rPlaalmentType---------,

o

flef/'Mn

@Atglen

I

I A.SI\Ic:onepl

~l

,CorohlntProllleDefnition------------,

NMn,

·_····--'~I

1<-:0;."_,...:",,,_··_ _ _ _ _ _ _ .

I Spec~

I_""""",eor-"""on

lConct:ntnillon

Jle+17

.¢

I

j

Decay FlIC101'

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Defining Analytic Doping Profiles (1) Define Baseline (sdedr:define-refinement-window (sdedr:define-refinement-window (sdedr:define-refinement-window (sdedr:define-refinement-window Junctions

Basolino Name

BaseUne.Source

"BaseLine.Source" "Line" (position -0.80.00.0) (position -0.2 0.0 0.0)) "BaseLine.Drain" "Line" (position 0.2 0.0 0.0) (position 0.8 0.0 0.0)) "BaseLine.SourceExt" "Line" (position -0.8 0.0 0.0) (position -0.1 0.0 0.0)) "BaseLine.DrainExt" "Line" 0.1 0.0 0.8 0.0 0.0))

start Point

EndPoint

.(l.80

.(l.20

BaseUne.Orain

020)

0.80)

Qurce extenS10n

BaseUne.SourceExt

.(l.80)

.(l.10)

rain extension

BaseUne.OrainExt

0.10

0.80

Dram

I

Defining Analytic Doping Profiles (2) ~2~----------------' ~1

Junctions

Dram ource ExtenSIon

Dram Extension

Placement Name

Baseline Name

ProfiloName

PlaceAP.Source

BaseUne.Source

Gaussian.SourceOrain

PlaceAP .Drain

BaseUne.Drain


PlaceAP .$ourceExt BaseUne.SourceExt Gaussian.SourceOrainExt

PlaceAP.DrainExt

BaseUne.OrainExt

Gaussian.SourceDrainExt

01 02 03

)-0.4 05 OS

07

Profile Name

Peak Peak Junction Junction Lateral Concontmtion Position Concontnation Depth Factor

x10,g cm--J

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0.12um 0.035 m

0.8 0.8

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-05

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o

025

05

X

• (sdedr:define-analytical-profile-placement "PlaceAP_Source" "Gauss_SourceDrain" "Baseline. Source" "Positive" "NoRepiace" "Eval") (sdedr:define-gaussian-profile "Gauss.SourceDrain" "PhosphorusActiveConcentration" "PeakPos" 0.0 "PeakVal" 5e19 "ValueAtDepth" 1e17 "Depth" 0.12 "Gauss" "Factor" 0.8) • (sdedr:define-analytical-profile-placement "PlaceAP.Drain" "Gauss.SourceDrain" "BaseLine.Drain" "Positive" "NoReplace" "Eval") • (sdedr:define-analytical-profile-placement "PlaceAP.SourceExt" "Gauss.SourceDrainExt" "BaseLine.SourceExt" "Positive" "No Replace" "EvaI'") (sdedr:define-gaussian-profile "Gauss.SourceDrainExt" "ArsenicActiveConcentration" "PeakPos" 0.0 "PeakVal" 5e18 "ValueAtDepth" 1e17 "Depth" 0.035 "Gauss" "Factor" 0.8) (sdedr:define-analytical-profile-placement "PlaceAP.DrainExt" "Gauss.SourceDrainExt" "Eval") "Baseline. Drain Ext"

synopsys' PredictableSucce$$

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Defining Mesh Strategies in Regions • (sdedr:define-refinementsize "RefDef.Epi" 0.1 0.01250.0050.005)

-"""" """"""''''''

(sdedr:define-refinementregion "PlaceRF.Epi" "RefDef.Epi" ''R.Siliconepi'')

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yOirectlon

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Max Element Size

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~_012500

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~I

Placement Name

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10250000

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Defining a Multibox Mesh Strategy in Refinement Windows • (sdedr:definemultibox-size "MB.Channel"

0.050.01250.025 1e-41 1.35)

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Placement Name p",,""""TYP'

!

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Ratio

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003

004

005

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0.25

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Sentaurus Structure Editor 3D Structure With Online Training Material ~--~~======--~


2D 501 M05FET • Draw> Auto Region Naming [off] • Exact Coordinates • Draw> Overlap Behavior> New Replaces Old • Isometric View • Draw> Create 3D Region> Cuboid • (sdegeo:create-cuboid (position -0.25 -0.2 0) (position 0.25 0.2 -1.0) "Silicon" "SubsSilicon") •

(sdegeo:create-cuboid (position -0.2 -0.2 0) (position 0.2 -0.1 -0.2) "Oxide"

"TrenchOxide_Right") • {sdegeo:create-cuboid (position -0.2 0.1 0) (position 0.2 0.2 -0.2) "Oxide" ''TrenchOxide_Left") • (sdegeo:create-cuboid (position -0.15 -0.2 0) (position 0.15 0.2 0.002) "Oxide" "GateOxide") • (sdegeo:create-cuboid (position -0.1 -0.1 0.002) (position 0.1 0.2 0.1) "PolyS;" "PolyGate")


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Changing View


Poly Re-oxidation • Old Replaces New

f1)JJ!iilJi;ij]@~ tOld replaces

nOWl

• (sdegeo:set-default-boolean "BAB") • (sdegeo:create-cuboid (position -0.103 -0.1030) (position 0.103 0.2 0.1) "Oxide" "PolyReOxide1 If) • (sdegeo:create-cuboid (position -0.15 -0.103 0) (position 0.15 0.2 0.005) "Oxide" "PolyReOxide2")


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Nitride Spacer • (sdegeo:create-cuboid (position -0.15 -0.15 0) (position 0.15 0.2 0.08) "Si3N4" "NiSpacer") • (sde:define-parameter "fillet-radius" 0.03 0.0 0.0 ) • (sdegeo:fillet-edges (list (car (find-vertex-id (position -0.15 -0.15 0.08))) (car (find-vertex-id (position 0.15 -0.150.08))) ) filletradius)


Define s

I

~

It

(sdegeo:define--set "gate" 4.0 (color:rgb 1.00.00.0) "##" ) (sdegeo:define--set "drain" 4.0 (color:rgb 1.00.00.0 ) "II"

)

(sdegeo:define--set "source" 4.0 (color:rgb 1.00.00.0) "==" ) (sdegeo:define--set "substrate" 4.0 (color:rgb 1.00.00.0 ) "<><>" )


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Setting s at Existing Faces i

none gate drain source

I§J~:< 0'0 , IAPerture Selec(

• s> Set Face(s) • (sdegeo:set-current--set "substrate") • (sdegeo:set--faces (find-face-id (position 00 -1)) "substrate") • (sdegeo:set-current--set "gate") • (sdegeo:set--faces (find-face-id (position 0 0 0.1)) "gate")


Setting s at New Faces The corresponding Scheme commands for creating and deleting the two metal regions are: (sdegeo:create-cuboid (position 0.17 -0.1 0) (position 0.25 0.1 0.05) "Metal" "Source") • (sdegeo:create-cuboid (position -0.25 -0.1 0) (position -0.17 0.1 0.05) "Metal" "Drain") • (sdegeo:delete-region (find-body-id (position 0.22 0 0.025))) • (sdegeo:delete-region (find-body-id (position -0.22 0 0.025)))

The corresponding Scheme commands for placing the source and drain s are: (sdegeo:set-current--set "source") • (sdegeo:set--faces (find-face-id (position -0.22 0 0)) "source") • (sdegeo:set-current--set "drain") (sdegeo:set--faces (find-face-id (position 0.220 0)) "drain")


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Defining Constant Doping Levels in a Region • (sdedr:define-constant-profile "Const.Bulk" "BoronActiveConcentration" 1e17) • (sdedr:define-constant-profile-region "PlaceCD.Bulk" "Const.Bulk" "SubsSilicon") • (sdedr:define-constant-profile "Const.Poly" "ArsenicActiveConcentration" 1e20)

I~

I~-

;1

1,-"

• (sdedr: define-constant-profile-region "PlaceCD. Poly" "Const. Poly" "PolyGate")

synopsys' Predictable SUC~$$

Defining Analytic Doping Profiles • Mesh> Define Ref/Eval Window> Rectangle. • (sdedr:define-refinement-window "Baseline. Source" "Rectangle" (position 0.30 -0.25 0.0) (position 0.15 0.25 0.0) ) • (sdedr:define-refinement-window "BaseLine.Drain" "Rectangle" (position -0.30 -0.25 0.0) (position -0.15 0.25 0.0) )

• Device> Analytic Profile Placement • (sdedr:define-gaussian-profile "Gauss.SourceDrain" "ArsenicActiveConcentration" "PeakPos" 0.0 "PeakVal" 1e19 "ValueAtDepth" 1e17 "Depth" 0.1 "Gauss" "Factor" 0.8) • (sdedr:define-analytical-profile-placement "PlaceAP.Source" "Gauss.SourceDrain" "Baseline. Source" "Both" "NoReplace" "Eva I") • (sdedr:define-analytical-profile-placement "PlaceAP.Drain" "Gauss. SourceD rain" "Baseline. Drain" "Both" "NoReplace" "Eval")


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Defining a Meshing Strategy in a Window • (sdedr:define-refinement-window "RefWin.Global" "Cuboid" (position -0.250.2 -0.5) (position 0.25 0.2 0.1)) • (sdedr:define-refinement-size "RefDef.Global" 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.05 0.05 0.05 ) • (sdedr:define-refinement-placement "Place. Global" "RefDef.Globaln "RefWin.Global" ) • (sdedr:define-refinement-window "RefWin.Active" "Cuboid" (position -0.25 0.2 -0.15) (position 0.25 0.2 0.0)) • (sdedr:define-refinement-size "RefDef.Activen 0.025 0.025 0.025 0.0125 0.01250.0125 ) • (sdedr:define-refinement-placement "Place.Active" "RefDef.Active" "RefWin.Active")

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Defining a Multibox Mesh Strategy in a Refinement Window • (sdedr:define-refinementwindow "RefWin.Channel" "Cuboid" (position -0.12 -0.1 0.05) (position 0.12 0.1 0»

t!"ml:>tlrla:Ollrn.1

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• (sdedr:define-multibox-size "RefDefMB.Channel" 0.1 0.1 0.01 0.050.050.001 1 1 -1.5 ) • (sdedr:define-multiboxplacement "PlaceMB.Channel" "RefDefMB. Channel" "RefWin. Channel" )


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Build Mesh

The corresponding Scheme command is: • (sde:build-mesh "mesh" "-P" "3dmos") In the TOR format, the Scheme command for the meshing operation is: • (sde:build-mesh "mesh" "-P -F tdr" "soifet_msh") Note: use SNMESH (doping profile [tdr] can be viewed with option in postprocess)



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Sprocess simulation by Ligament • Sprocess > properties: select "Use Ligament" option on the dialog box • Edit Input> Ligament flow: set up a process flow • Ligament Workspace: refer to on-line training material "Ligament 0.7 Ligament Workspace" • On-line training material provide a detail introduction in chapter "Ligament"

synopsys' Predictable-Success

Ligament • Use Ligament to Build up the Device Structure

........... bO~On


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Environment & Substrate Names

Name

S'-:;::::i'Flow"-

i-:R~

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title dop~

: boron

concen

f-{-) grid i-(-) debug

H-) chec.~'.d

43-:!~ Gox e-!~ Po!yGate

e-!Ei"

LOO

e.-:.!~ S.pacer l3-!~ SO e-=!~ Metal r!1t- struc 9-!~

: Boolean . Soolean

true false

:-~:~~:r .~~: string

}-(-)

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: Sjde

; GrId

d~pant

boron

concen

r3Jse 5

"um Ad:-'3!.lCed~al!br:·

Y-:-) tsupre~_min_hOrI.z~ Dj~tance_.

0.1

Name

"e

"0011 'n@oode@ \@node@ front

'O.S 0.1

0.5

Concentration

i..-.{-) resistivity 1-{-) orientation

Y-ltype

boron

1e15

Resistivity

o

Number

100

Type

:um

Value

Type

"O'opa"t

'~:'j"dopa~t''-(-) concentration

# 2D nMOSFET save

false false sprocess

8--(-) gnd_refinement _ :'~ridff~! ~-:-(-) ~~pr~~..~~I~,..velf:. Q~aJ}~~_ tsuprem4_delta_ho~ Distance r--(-) tsuprem4_mln_vertl~ Distance

r--<-)

Un"

20 -n~iOSFET

we

~~=~ :~:~~ q;~~~~ j--(-) node ..

1--<-) -9r1 d

iii

Boolean

Boolean

H-) sIde g~p'hjcs . r-:--<-) depth

extraccsa. . _e .

Value

:... __ ~y~e

·········S·tnn·g·_·_·-

l-:-::-(-:l s.ave

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defautt


Well Implant, Gate Oxide, PolyGate A .. 20 nMOSFET

material

conce

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thicknes

sp~cies

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species

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time

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poly

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10 min

1~~P~~

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thicknes

ttircknes


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LDD, Nitride Spacer, Source/Drain, Metal Pad Names 8--~Flow

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f..-·B environment ;-~4,l

substrate

title

dopa f'!1

AI

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13---!~ well

13-'}; Gox

e-·!.F Po!yGate S,..!~

LDD

1 ~~. ~omment

sp~-;:Ies.

boron

dose

species

tioron

. dose

specie:s.

boron ~or'~n

. ~C?s~

,

J--

l--~jnsert

r-~~ Implant

~~.tmp!?O~

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dlDS

r-~imp!~t r--~ implant ~ implant

1

I

text

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etch

l--"T

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text material

"dose

spraees

dlos

,time

spracss

arsenic 0.02 sec

dose te_mp:9:~

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material

nitride nitride

matedai

oxide

text

SD

thlCknes thlcknes thicknes

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L_,..6"", anneal

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f-/;5 rnsert : r--i!, etch

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8--!a- struc

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diDS

sproees

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tempera:

material

oxide aluminum

: 1hlcknes thicknes

dlos matenal material

aluminum resist

thlcknes thicknes

species time material

dose

sproc.es

synopsys' Pred lctable SUccess

extract_save

Environment • Title:

20 nMOSFET 0.18

• Simulator: sprocess • Region:

0011

Substrate • Dopant: boron • Concentration: 1e15 Icm3 synopsys' Predictable Success

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Well • Deposit:

oxide, 0.01 um

• Implant: • Boron, does 2e13/cm2, energy 200 keV • Boron, dose 1e13/cm2, energy 80 keV • Boron, dose 6e12/cm2, energy 25 keV

• Anneal: 0.3 sec, 1050 C, 1 atm, Nitrogen 100% • Etch: oxide, strip


Gate Oxide • Anneal: 5 min, 650-850 C, 1 atm, Nitrogen 100% • Anneal: 10 min, 860 C, 1 atm, Oxygen 100% • Anneal: 5 min, 850-650 C, 1atm, Nitrogen 100% • Grid Remesh (Insert) • grid remesh • select z=Boron • layers


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Poly Gate • Deposit: poly, 0.18 urn • Mask (insert): • mask name=gate_mask left=-0.1 right=\$lgate/2 negative • photo mask=gate_mask thickness=2

• Etch: poly, 0.2 urn, anisotropic • Etch: resist, strip • Etch: oxide, 0.1 urn, anisotropic • Anneal: 10 min, 900 C, 1 atm, nitrogen 5 IImin, oxygen 5 IImin


LDD • Remesh (insert) • refinebox silicon min= {O.O O.S*\$lgate-O.OS} max= {0.06 0.S*\$lgate+0.04} xrefine= {O.01 0.01 O.01} yrefine= {O.01 0.003 O.01} add • refinebox remesh • transform reflect left

• Implant: • boron, Dose=\$HaloDose/4 rotation=O • boron, Dose=\$HaloDose/4 rotation=90 • boron, Dose=\$HaloDose/4 rotation=180 • boron, Dose=\$HaloDose/4 rotation=270

cm2, energy= \$HaloEnergy keV, tilt=30, cm2, energy= \$HaloEnergy keV, tilt=30, cm2, energy= \$HaloEnergy keV, tilt=30, cm2, energy= \$HaloEnergy keV, tilt=30,

• Cut (insert): transform cut location=O.O left • Implant: arsenic, 1e15 cm2, 20 keV • Anneal: 0.02 s, 1050 C, 1 atm, nitrogen 100%


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Spacer • Deposit: nitride, 60 nm • Etch: nitride, 84 nm, anisotropic • Etch: oxide, 10 nm, anisotropic


Source/Drain • Mesh refine (insert) • refinebox silicon min= {O.O \$lgate/2-0.02} max= {0.22 \$lgate/2+0, 15} yrefine= {0.02 0.01 0.02} add • refinebox remesh

• Implant: arsenic, 4e15 Icm2, 30 keV • Anneal: 0.02 s, 1080 C, 1 atm, nitrogen 100%


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Metal • Etch: oxide, 5 nm, anisotropic • Deposit: aluminium, 30 nm • Mask: • mask name=s_mask segments = {-O.1 \$lgate/2-0.005 \$lgate/2+0.1 \$ymax} negative • photo mask=s_mask thickness=2

• Etch: aluminum, 0.25 um, anisotropic • Etch: resist, strip


Finalise (insert) • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

transform clip min= {-1 -1} max= {2 10} name=gate point x=-O.2 y=O.001 replace name=drain point x~0.02 y=\[expr \$ymax - 0.001\] replace name=substrate box silicon xlo=1.5 ylo=O xhi=2.5 yhi=\$ymax set Ygox \~nterface oxide /silicon y = 0.001 \] set Ypol \~nterface poly /oxide y = 0.001 \] setYtmp \[expr\$Ygox + 0.005\] setTox \[expr\$Ygox - \$Ypol\] sel z = NetActive set Xgd \[interpolate x = \$Ytmp silicon val=1 e15\] set Xj \[interpolate y = 0.5"\$lgate+0.39 silicon val=1e15\] #set Lgeff x puts \"DOE: Lgeff\[format %.3e \[expr 2.0*\$Xgd\]\]\" #setXj x puts \"DOE: Xj \[format %.3e \$Xj\]\" #setYgox x puts \"DOE: Ygox \[format %.3e \$Ygox\]\" #setTox x puts \"DOE: Tox \[format %.3e \$Tox\]\"


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synopsy~r Predictable Success

cvQVrfWrve: long channel transistor Bottom region: Good fit indicates. that the channel profile is correct Accumulation region:

2e-14~--------~--------~~Jr--lL

Inversion region: Used to adjust the doping concentration in poly-SiJicon.

______________J

Good fit indicates correct oxide thickness. ~

Threshold voltage:

~ le-14

yDopant concentration at the gate oxide interface )- Interface charges

-2

-1


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C-V Device Simulation • Small-signal AC analysis (2007.12 P.183) • AC simulation are performed in mixed mode (2007.12 P.163).

• Extract conductance and capacitance of each node, and output matrix A (conductance) and matrix C (capacitance). • j = Yu = Au + iwCu • j is the vector containing the small-signal currents at all nodes.

• u is the corresponding voltage vector.


C-V Simulation Command File Device "device1"

{

File { "define device input and output file"} Electrode { "same with IV simulation"} Physics { "same with IV simulation and tum on minority carrier quantum potential equation for accumulation side CV extraction" }

} File

{ "define system output file"}

Plot

{ "same with IV simulation"}

Math

{ "same with IV simulation" }

System { "based on previous device1 and the voltage source of each node construct a simple circuif' }

Solve

{ "set bias sweeps sequence, solve transport models and extract AC parameters" }

synopsys' Predlctable$uccess

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c-v Device Simulation

Result

• Cgg: gate node capacitor • Ccg: drain node + source node

1e-15

• Cbg: substrate node Cgg = Ccg + Cbg

1e-013 -1

"

Gate Voltage (V)

-~

~ 5e-014

v

o

-1


Convergence - Breakdown Device Simulation • n-th step converge, next l1V n+1 > l1V n • n+1-th step diverge, then l1V n+1 = l1V n/2 • The voltage step will be divided by 2 again and again, until it converges or until it reaches a minimum step that we define in the command file.

10

,_-----VL: ,


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Breakdown Device Simulation • An approach to solve divergent and snapback issues • Introduction please refer to on-line training material "SDevice section 0.1 MOSFET Breakdown Simulation" ~...10S

Breakdown

Vd_outer (force)

rl l- - - - , Drain Voltage (V)


Breakdown Device Simulation • Modify SDevice command file • Turn on Avalanche and Band2Band model • Solve dual carrier transport • Detail please refer to 90nm nMOS breakdown example.


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Preparation • Copy the 0.18um_nMOS project and rename it as 90nm_nMOS, then clear up all the output files • SProcess uses the -f option to speed up the simulation time for structure verification • -f option skip diffusion and monte carlo implant step • Refer to SProcess manual 2007.12 P .52 • It will cause some parameter extraction failure because of a missing net doping profile. When we are sure the device structure is correct, we should remove the -f option to do a complete simulation.

synopsys' PrecfictableSucce$s

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Reference: SProcess, pS2 • Command-line options Option

--Fa"n!ode

Shottnam~

Function

-b

Switcb off graphics.

-f

Gt."llC'~tI.c stJ:ucturc~

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Process Comparison • 0.18um nMOS

• 90nm nMOS

WeliNth implant & anneal


Boron dose=2e13 energy=200 till=O rol=O Boron dose=l e13 energy=80 till=O rol=O Boron dose=6e12 energy=25 till=O rol=O diffuse temp=1050 time=0.3<s>

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diffuse temp=650 ramprate=0.6666 time=5 diffuse temp=850 time=l 0 02=0.8 N2=9.2 1atm ../ diffuse temp=850 ramprate=-O.6666 time=5

POLY height = O.18um

POLY height = O.15um

deposit poly type=isotropic thickness=0.18

deposit poly type=isotropic thickness=0.15

Halo/LDD implant & anneal


Boron dose=le13 energy=15 till=30 I roI=0,90,180,270 Arsenic dose=le15 energy=20 tilt=O rol=O diffuse temp=l 050 time=0.02<s>

Boron dose=2e13 energy=12 tilt=30 I rot=d,90,180,270 Arsenic dose=l e15 energy=5 tilt=O rot=o diffuse temp=l 020 time=0.03<s>

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Process Comparison • 0.18um nMOS

• 90nm nMOS

Nitride Spacer

ONO Spacer

deposit nitride type=isotropic thickness=0.06 etch nitride type=anisotropic thickness=O.084 etch oxide type=anisotropic thickness=O.Ol

deposit oxide type=isotropic thickness=0.005 deposit nitride type=isotropic thickness=0.015 deposit oxide type=isotropic thickness=0.06 diffuse temperature=720 time=20 etch oxide type=anisotropic thickness=0.1 etch nitride type=anisotropic thickness=0.03 etch oxide type=anisotropic thickness=0.015 #- consider native oxide - - - - - - deposit oxide type=isotropic thickness=0.0015

Source/Drain implant & anneal


implant Arsenic dose=4e15 energy=30 till=O rot=O implant Phosphorus dose=1e15 energy=6 till=O rol=O implant Arsenic dose=5e15 energy=30 tilt=O rol=O diffuse temp=1080 time=0.02<s> diffuse temp=l 050 time=0.03<s>


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SProcess Mesh Comparison • 0.18um nMOS

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Id_Vg Curve Comparison • 90nm nMOS

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Modify nMOS Template to pMOS • SProcess: change to pMOS process condition • SDE: change PLOY dopant type from N-type to P-type • SDevice • Change majority carrier from electron to hole and related models. (Exchange e and h in input file in most cases.)\ • Biasing Condition

• Inspect: change device type and extraction region for "Extraction library"


Structure Comparison • 90nm nPOS

• 90nm nMOS 1.....


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Process Comparison • 90nm pMOS

• 90nm nMOS



Phosphorus dose=2e13 energy=3S0 tilt=O rot=O Phosphorus dose=1 e13 energy=200 tilt=O rot=O Arsenic dose=4e12 energy=100 tilt=O rot=o diffuse temp=1 OSO time=0.3<s>

Boron dose=2e13 energy=200 tilt=O rot=O Boron dose=1 e13 energy=80 tilt=O rot=o Boron dose=8e12 energy=30 tilt=O rot=O diffuse temp=1 OSO time=0.3<s>



Arsenic dose=2e13 energy=80 tilt=30 I rot=O,90,180,270 BF2 dose=6e14 energy=3 tilt=O rot=o diffuse temp=1 020 time=0.03<s>

Boron dose=2e13 energy=12 tilt=30 I rot=O,90,180,270 Arsenicdose=1e15 energy=5 tilt=O rot=O diffuse temp=1020 time=0.03<s>



implant Boron dose=1e1S energy=3 tilt=O rot=O implant Boron dose=Se13 energy=6 tilt=O rot=O diffuse temperature=10S0 time=0.03<s>

implant Phosphorus dose=1e15 energy=6 tilt=O rot=O implant Arsenic dose=5e15 energy=30 tilt=O rot=O diffuse temp=1050 time=0.03<s>

Structure Extraction


set Xgd Dnterpolate x = $Ytmp silicon val=-1e15] set Xgd Dnterpolate x = $Ytmp silicon val=1e15] set Xj [interpolate y = 0.5*$lgate+0.39 silicon val=-1e15] setXj Dnterpolate y = 0.5*$lgate+0.39 silicon val=1e15]

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Other Parameters • 90nm pMOS

• 90nm nMOS

Poly Doping

Poly Doping

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(sdedr:define-constant-profile "Const.Gate" "BoronActiveConcentration" PolyDop )

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Goal { Name="drain" Voltage=-@Vds@ } Goal { Name="gate" Voltage=-@Vdd@ }

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