Abstract
The standard ESD protection network incorporated onto NMOS integrated circuits is found to turn on partially when subject to valid low voltage waveforms in high frequency applications. We report on a study of this phenomenon, and present a physical model that explains our observations. It is suggested that the underlying mechanism contributes to the excellent defense provided by the protection circuitry in conventional usage against damage from large voltage, fast transients.
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