We have fabricated high-kappa Ni/TiO2/ZrO2/TiN metal-insulator-metal (MIM) capacitors. A low leakage current of 8 times 10-8A/cm2at 125degC was obtained with a high 38- fF/mum2capacitance density and better than the ZrO2MIM capacitors. The excellent device performance is due to the lower electric field in 9.5-nm-thick TiO2/ZrO2devices to decrease the leakage current and to a higher kappa value of 58 for TiO2as compared with that of ZrO2to preserve the high capacitance density.
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