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    Title: Design of Multiple RESURF LDMOS with P-top rings and STI regions in 65nm CMOS Technology
    Authors: 許健;Sheu, Gene;楊紹明;Yang, Shao-Ming;蔡宗叡;Tsai, Jung-Ruey
    Contributors: 光電與通訊學系
    Keywords: "Resurf;multiple P-top rings;LDMOS;STI;BFOM;DIELER;gate field plate"
    Date: 2011-11
    Issue Date: 2012-11-26 02:22:10 (UTC+0)
    Abstract: "In this work, a novel multiple RESURF P-top rings
    LDMOS with shallow trench isolation (STI) stucture based on
    the 65 nm baseline low-voltage CMOS technology by threedimentsional Sentaurus process and device simulations. A
    optimized uniform electric filed distribution in N-drift region can
    be obtained by empolying the multiple P-top rings process
    instead of the past proposed gate field plates method in the
    extended drain regions. By this way, not only both of high
    breakdown voltage exceeded over 40V and low on-resistance
    below 20 mΩ-mm2
    can be achieved, but also the effect of WNdrift/WSTI ratio on device can be reduce to otain the larger optimal
    window of device characteristics, as compared with the
    conventional DIELER and graded gate field plate devices. "
    Relation: tencon 2010
    Appears in Collections:[光電與通訊學系] 期刊論文

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