Effect of phosphorus ion implantation on back gate effect of partially depleted SOI NMOS under total dose radiation

Abstract

The mechanism of improving the TID radiation hardened ability of partially depleted silicon-on-insulator (SOI) devices by using the back-gate phosphorus ion implantation technology is studied. The electron traps introduced in SiO2 near back SiO2/Si interface by phosphorus ions implantation can offset positive trapped charges near the back-gate interface. The implanted high concentration phosphorus ions can greatly reduce the back-gate effect of a partially depleted SOI NMOS device, and anti-total-dose radiation ability can reach the level of 1 Mrad(Si) for experimental devices.