Materials Development Corporation
MDC continues to improve both the hardware and software for C-V measurements and analyses of semiconductor devices. Taking full advantage of the latest C-V measuring instruments and more powerful computers, MDC offers the widest variety of C-V and I-V measurement systems available.
- 818.700.8290
- (775) 854-2585
- info@mdc4cv.com
- 21541 Nordhoff St.
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Chatsworth, CA 91311
United States of America
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Conductance Measurement and Analysis
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Materials Development Corporation
MDC uses conductance to give a complete picture of MOS devices as well as to correct for series resistance effects. MDC C-V plotters use conductance and capacitance measurements to plot true device capacitance and depletion region conductance.
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Semiconductor CharacterizationSystem
Keithley 4200
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Materials Development Corporation
The MDC CSM/Win-4200 System integrates the extraordinary power of the CSM/Win softwarewith the power of the new Keithley 4200-SCS. Measure capacitance, voltage, and current down to sub-femtoamp levels.
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Customized Software
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If the software packages offered do not meet your specific needs,special software can be written for custom applications.The engineers and programmers at MDC candevelop or modify applications to fit your requirements. Examples include: *Customer specific measurements *Interfacing with required meters *Production versions of measurements *Interfacing with probers and other measurement platforms *Specialized requirements
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Production C-V Measurement
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The production software offers a streamlined C-V plotting and bias-temperature stress program with minimumoperator input. A single keystroke begins the measurement.
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MOS Capacitance-Time Measurement and Analysis
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The Capacitance-Time transient resulting from an MOS device pulsed into deep depletion reveals important information about bulk properties of the semiconductor and about damage or contaminants introduced during processing.
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Mercury Probes
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MERCURY PROBES are precision instruments that enable rapid, convenient, and non-destructive measurements of semiconductor samples by probing wafers with mercury to form contacts of well-defined area.
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MOS Doping Profile Analysis
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Materials Development Corporation
MDC uses the comprehensive Ziegler algorithm toconvert pulsed MOS C-V data to a doping profile. The doping profile is accurate from the oxide semiconductor interface to the maximum depletion depth and is therefore useful for low dose ion implant monitoring. Peak doping, range, and total active dose are computed. The technique is sensitive enough to resolve changes in the substrate doping profile due to redistribution during oxidation.
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Dielectric Constant
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The Dielectric Constant option allows the user to measure the dielectric constant of a wide range of materials. Simply input a test voltage (in accumulation), the area (or diameter), and stray capacitance to determine the relative dielectric constant.
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Interface Trap Density Analysis Option
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MDC offers interface trap density analysis using both the Conductance-Frequency and Quasi-statictechniques. The Conductance-Frequency method is recommended for fine-tuning of processes where the highest resolution is needed. The Quasi-static technique is recommended where moderate to high levels of interface traps are monitored, such as in radiation damage studies. Requires quasi-static option or variable frequency option.
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Electrochemistry Tests
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CyclicVoltammetry and Galvanostatic Charging are tests used throughout the industrial and scientific communities to study chemical reactions and behavior of electronic structures. They are extremely helpful in the monitoring of nano based dielectrics, used in super /ultra capacitors or self-assembled monolayers (SAMs). The Cyclic Voltammetry test applies a ramping voltage to a device and measures the resulting current. In acapacitor-like structure the current reveals loss in the dielectric as well as degradation over time. CyclicVoltammetry is used to characterize the performance of supercapacitors and ultracapacitors formed using various nano-technologies. It is also useful in the studies of self-assembled monolayers used for sensors.
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Cryogenic Probe Station
CryoPro
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The MDC Model 441 Cryogenic Probe Station is a cost effective alternative to high-priced vacuum based cryogenic probe stations. With up to five probes available and sample diameters up to six inches, the MDC Cryogenic Probe Station allows for electrical measurements at temperatures near liquid nitrogen levels (77K).
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Ion Implant Analysis Option
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Computes active dose, range, and straggle. Can model implants with various doses, energies and cap materials. Overlays theoretical and actual plots.
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TFT Test Systems
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Model CSM/Win-TFT TEST SYSTEMS allows electrical measurements of thin film transistors (TFT's) used in flat panel displays (FPD's). MDC TFT TEST SYSTEMS can quickly and efficiently measure critical transistor parameters without the need for expensive parametric testers. Various model TFT TEST SYSTEMS are available for testing both linear and saturation characteristics to find parameters like ION, IOFF, mobility, and threshold voltage.
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Hot Chucks
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Probe stations to suit all measurement requirementswhether production, engineering or research. See individual data sheets for more details.
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Quasi-Static Measurements
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The Quasi-static measurement ompares a high frequency capacitance-voltage plot to a C-V plot measured near zero Hertz (quasi-static). By analyzing the difference in the depletion region of the curves, the interface trap density (Dit) can be determined in the sample under test.
