Towards a Universal Model of Dielectric Breakdown

We present a microscopic breakdown (BD) model in which chemical bonds are weakened by carrier injection and trapping into pre-existing structural defects (precursors) and by the electric field. The model goes much beyond the existing ones by consistently explaining the role of both current (a weakne...

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Published in:2023 IEEE International Reliability Physics Symposium (IRPS) pp. 1 - 8
Main Authors: Padovani, Andrea, Torraca, Paolo La, Strand, Jack, Shluger, Alexander, Milo, Valerio, Larcher, Luca
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Abstract We present a microscopic breakdown (BD) model in which chemical bonds are weakened by carrier injection and trapping into pre-existing structural defects (precursors) and by the electric field. The model goes much beyond the existing ones by consistently explaining the role of both current (a weakness of the E model) and temperature (a weakness of the power-law model), along with the role of the electric field. It also explains the non-Arrhenius temperature dependence of BD. It suggests a new comprehensive physics-based framework (with tight connections to material properties) reconciling the many breakdown theories proposed so far (E, power-law, 1/E,...) within a more universal breakdown model.
AbstractList We present a microscopic breakdown (BD) model in which chemical bonds are weakened by carrier injection and trapping into pre-existing structural defects (precursors) and by the electric field. The model goes much beyond the existing ones by consistently explaining the role of both current (a weakness of the E model) and temperature (a weakness of the power-law model), along with the role of the electric field. It also explains the non-Arrhenius temperature dependence of BD. It suggests a new comprehensive physics-based framework (with tight connections to material properties) reconciling the many breakdown theories proposed so far (E, power-law, 1/E,...) within a more universal breakdown model.
Author Milo, Valerio
Larcher, Luca
Padovani, Andrea
Shluger, Alexander
Strand, Jack
Torraca, Paolo La
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SubjectTerms bond-breakage
carriers' injection
Dielectric Breakdown
Dielectrics
Electric fields
Ginestra
Materials reliability
Microscopy
precursors
Reliability theory
Temperature
Temperature dependence
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