A high-side thin-layer silicon-on-insulator （SOI） pLDMOS is proposed, adopting field implant （FI） and multiple field plate （MFP） technologies. The breakdown mechanisms of back gate （BG） turn-on, surface channe...A high-side thin-layer silicon-on-insulator （SOI） pLDMOS is proposed, adopting field implant （FI） and multiple field plate （MFP） technologies. The breakdown mechanisms of back gate （BG） turn-on, surface channel punch-through, and vertical and lateral avalanche breakdown are investigated by setting up analytical models, simulating related parameters and verifying experimentally. The device structure is optimized based on the above research. The shallow junction achieved through FI technology attenuates the BG effect, the optimized channel length eliminates the surface channel punch-through, the advised thickness of the buried oxide dispels the vertical avalanche breakdown, and the MFP technology avoids premature lateral avalanche breakdown by modulating the electric field distribution. Finally, for the first time, a 300 V high-side pLDMOS is experimentally realized on a 1.5 μm thick thin-layer SOI.展开更多
基金Project supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.60906038)
文摘A high-side thin-layer silicon-on-insulator （SOI） pLDMOS is proposed, adopting field implant （FI） and multiple field plate （MFP） technologies. The breakdown mechanisms of back gate （BG） turn-on, surface channel punch-through, and vertical and lateral avalanche breakdown are investigated by setting up analytical models, simulating related parameters and verifying experimentally. The device structure is optimized based on the above research. The shallow junction achieved through FI technology attenuates the BG effect, the optimized channel length eliminates the surface channel punch-through, the advised thickness of the buried oxide dispels the vertical avalanche breakdown, and the MFP technology avoids premature lateral avalanche breakdown by modulating the electric field distribution. Finally, for the first time, a 300 V high-side pLDMOS is experimentally realized on a 1.5 μm thick thin-layer SOI.
