J. Banqueri et al., INFLUENCE OF THE INTERFACE-STATE DENSITY ON THE ELECTRON-MOBILITY IN SILICON INVERSION-LAYERS, Journal of electronic materials, 22(9), 1993, pp. 1159-1163
The electron inversion-layer mobility in a metal oxide semiconductor f
ield effect transistor, as a function of the transverse electric field
, has been studied in the temperature range 13-300K for different inte
rface-state densities. Experimental data are in excellent agreement wi
th a simple semi-empirical model. However, the term attributed by othe
r authors to phonon scattering depends on the interface-state density,
even at high temperatures, and becomes negative at low temperatures.
These facts are shown to be a consequence of the dependence of coulomb
scattering on the transverse electric field.