Vv. Afanasev et al., DEEP AND SHALLOW ELECTRON TRAPPING IN THE BURIED OXIDE LAYER OF SIMOXSTRUCTURES, Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 141(10), 1994, pp. 2801-2804
Electrons were injected by UV light into the buried oxide (BOX) layer
of pseudo-separation by implantation of oxygen structures in which the
original top Si layer was replaced by a metal electrode. From the pho
tocurrent and metal oxide semiconductor C-V characteristics, the trapp
ing cross sections, density, and location of the electron traps were d
etermined. Two deep neutral traps with (3 +/- 1) x 10(-16) and (2 x 1)
x 10(-17) cm2 trapping cross sections are responsible for fixed negat
ive charge formation under electron injection. There are also shallow
traps present which are responsible for transient effects with a time
constant of about 100 s associated with photocurrents. The cross secti
on of the shallow traps is of the order of 10(-11) cm2 indicating that
the traps are some inclusions (clusters) rather than network defects
in the oxide. Both the deep and shallow traps are in the vicinity of t
he Si-substrate/BOX interface.