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For a capacitor of area 100 mm ´100 mm operated at T = 300K, with FM...

For a capacitor of area 100 mm ´100 mm operated at T = 300K, with FM = 5.2 eV, xox = 3 nm, and

ND = 1017 cm-3

a) Calculate the flat band capacitance and treshold voltage

b) Draw the low frequency and high frequency CV curves

Please solve it completely and step by step. I will rate the question

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Expert Solution

(a) The flatband voltage for a capacitor is the voltage at which there is no charge at the plate of the capacitor, i.e, there is no electric field across the oxide. Flat band voltage of a capacitor can be expressed as;

where is the gate potential and is the potential of silicon substrate. Now for a silicon substrate with doping ND, can be calculated from following relationship;

where ND = doner concentration, ni =intrinsic carrier density, T= absolute temperature, q=charge.

So;

and . So Flatband volatage for the capacitor is;

.

Now the threshold voltage is given by;

where xox= oxide thickness = 3 nm, = silicon dielectric constant = and

or .

(b) The Debye length is;

The flat band capacitance per unit area;

The maximum width of the depletion region is given by;

So the semiconductor capacitance per unit area threshold is

The oxide capacitance per unit area is;

So the total capacitance per unit area at threshold is

So the low frequency and high frequency CV curve is as follows;


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