Abstract

The high junction leakages, circuit latched issues, and high parasite capacitances happened in junction isolation technology can be improved by the thin SOI (Silicon-On-Insulator) technology. A CMOS compatible SOI technology will be one of technologies used in the future roadmap of LDMOS devices. A CMOS compatible thin SOI LDMOS (Lateral Double-diffused MOSFET) device, with 0.18 micron gate length, 0.02 micron gate oxide and 3 micron N-drift region, is proposed to achieve the optimal (BVoff) off-state breakdown voltage and on-state resistance (Ron) values. The characteristics of the proposed LDMOS device are verified by the two-dimensional process simulator TSuprem-IV and the device simulator Medici. The simulated results have shown that a device performance at the range of BVoff, 80 v, and Ron, 190 mohm-mm2, is attended. The on-state breakdown voltage is measured at 70V with an excellent safe operating area (SOA) performance for the drain source current versus on-state breakdown voltage.

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