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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! v( @( s3 H$ l9 u% l9 t$ g
' ~2 z- k3 F" c$ @& i( zAbstract—The n-channel lateral double-diffused metal–oxide–
! q- H2 g4 V5 U! v9 Ksemiconductor (nLDMOS) devices in high-voltage (HV) technologies1 `0 P) a& o: ]
are known to have poor electrostatic discharge (ESD)
0 i# I1 \" x& m5 Rrobustness. To improve the ESD robustness of nLDMOS, a co-design
* o- [6 e; L; Gmethod combining a new waffle layout structure and a trigger
8 a1 ~* i" J, G' Z4 }5 tcircuit is proposed to fulfill the body current injection technique
/ \9 p$ o, t9 l u$ r" M4 x, Bin this work. The proposed layout and circuit co-design method
9 O7 k* i1 k$ W) [. Ron HV nLDMOS has successfully been verified in a 0.5- m 16-V
! ~7 P3 M, Z- Dbipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) process and a 0.35- m 24-V BCD1 w" v) w9 D& k7 e9 a
process without using additional process modification. Experimental# N! e. Z6 o/ ^# U; u% ?
results through transmission line pulse measurement
+ P* |# Q/ r( `( G2 Rand failure analyses have shown that the proposed body current
. D: t# w# d6 R, Z$ E2 r' ]" xinjection technique can significantly improve the ESD robustness
2 q" @/ G) m5 j2 t% Qof HV nLDMOS.
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; ~; Q% ^" M+ j% _! G9 t oIndex Terms—Bipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) process, body
1 j' @, U: n9 j' o% |current injection, electrostatic discharge (ESD), lateral double-diffused
- U" n. |% C! y6 n7 B Emetal–oxide–semiconductor (LDMOS). |
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