The electrical characteristics of ultrathin oxides used in an x-ray lithography n-channel metal-oxide-silicon process grown at 700 and 950-degrees-C were studied. The breakdown field exceeded 15 MV/cm for both low and high temperature oxides and the interface trap density of the fresh oxide was of order of 10(10) CM-2 eV-1. Oxides grown at 950-degrees-C had a lower interface trap density than 700-degrees-C oxides, but 950-degrees-C oxides are more sensitive to x-ray radiation damage. After 350-degrees-C hydrogen annealing about 80% of the radiation damage in the form of interface traps was recovered.
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