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Circuit and Layout Co-Design for ESD Protection in Bipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) High-Voltage Process
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- B7 o4 R; G1 Z K8 xWen-Yi Chen, Student Member, IEEE, and Ming-Dou Ker, Fellow, IEEE! e* x) P5 k; | b5 |8 g, T- r
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Abstract—The n-channel lateral double-diffused metal–oxide–
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are known to have poor electrostatic discharge (ESD)7 m9 N$ r+ P4 J' w( b; g
robustness. To improve the ESD robustness of nLDMOS, a co-design
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circuit is proposed to fulfill the body current injection technique
# a8 V9 G, ~6 t* b8 W1 yin this work. The proposed layout and circuit co-design method
6 E* a# a: a, A* o% d$ kon HV nLDMOS has successfully been verified in a 0.5- m 16-V
5 j2 h. T( R1 bbipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) process and a 0.35- m 24-V BCD9 r; _; `* G) z6 H9 s6 f
process without using additional process modification. Experimental
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and failure analyses have shown that the proposed body current% ^6 s* H, u' m
injection technique can significantly improve the ESD robustness
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8 F; t n! m6 Q$ }- xIndex Terms—Bipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) process, body
7 l ?& X, z0 A; t* J2 j+ c* ncurrent injection, electrostatic discharge (ESD), lateral double-diffused
6 G% N2 T. O7 Z% ~1 b, Xmetal–oxide–semiconductor (LDMOS). |
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