Sp. Wainwright et al., A STUDY OF HIGH-FIELD CONDUCTION AND ELECTRON TRAPPING IN BURIED OXIDES PRODUCED BY SIMOX TECHNOLOGY, Microelectronic engineering, 22(1-4), 1993, pp. 399-402
Low Fowler-Nordheim barrier heights measured at SIMOX interfaces are a
ttributed to points of field intensification causing preferential inje
ction and an associated reduced injection area. This was taken into ac
count in the analysis of constant voltage stress (CVS) experiments fro
m which oxide electron trapping parameters were derived, Comparison of
parameters from CVS and avalanche injection experiments indicate the
efficacy of the CVS technique in identifying trap species for SOI.