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Circuit and Layout Co-Design for ESD Protection in Bipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) High-Voltage Process
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Wen-Yi Chen, Student Member, IEEE, and Ming-Dou Ker, Fellow, IEEE; o" d" ]" ?1 w; A5 @0 m
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Abstract—The n-channel lateral double-diffused metal–oxide–7 q% ?5 T4 ^6 q' T/ {2 {
semiconductor (nLDMOS) devices in high-voltage (HV) technologies
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; B2 o# C% f% Irobustness. To improve the ESD robustness of nLDMOS, a co-design) h7 l& e" l9 ?: |1 D
method combining a new waffle layout structure and a trigger. v* L5 k `, l$ ~
circuit is proposed to fulfill the body current injection technique! u: R- q0 t" p$ u' o% N1 d
in this work. The proposed layout and circuit co-design method! T5 _7 e- @5 L! `2 \2 ^# L K5 X g7 g
on HV nLDMOS has successfully been verified in a 0.5- m 16-V/ g2 f' ~( X' O0 m5 Z
bipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) process and a 0.35- m 24-V BCD
$ D8 E) {- i L; Z$ L0 Aprocess without using additional process modification. Experimental+ u2 q9 d, h4 B( }; \ S
results through transmission line pulse measurement
" c8 f# v+ ?: W' ~+ q8 fand failure analyses have shown that the proposed body current0 m3 C0 A9 R) E3 N0 G; P3 p
injection technique can significantly improve the ESD robustness
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Index Terms—Bipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) process, body! z% u7 Z2 A f4 q% }
current injection, electrostatic discharge (ESD), lateral double-diffused
) e+ x! G$ v9 b; y4 x' J bmetal–oxide–semiconductor (LDMOS). |
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