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It is demonstrated that the voltage coefficients of capacitance (VCC) in high-/spl kappa/ metal-insulator-metal (MIM) capacitors can be actively engineered and voltage linearity can be significantly improved maintaining high capacitance density, by using a stacked insulator structure of high-/spl kappa/ and SiO2dielectrics. A MIM capacitor with capacitance density of 6 fFμm2and quadratic VCC of only 14 ppm/V2has been demonstrated together with excellent frequency and temperature dependence (temperature coefficients of capacitance of 54 ppm /spl deg/C) as well as low leakage current of less than 10 nA/cm2up to 4 V at 125 /spl deg/C.
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