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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, IEEE5 t4 { t$ l1 @7 y& {, t: N
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Abstract—The n-channel lateral double-diffused metal–oxide–
5 X5 P. m( W' u$ Q* Wsemiconductor (nLDMOS) devices in high-voltage (HV) technologies
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robustness. To improve the ESD robustness of nLDMOS, a co-design8 [; |. q8 { g
method combining a new waffle layout structure and a trigger
: i9 G, F4 A, O; Y) P; k, B( Bcircuit is proposed to fulfill the body current injection technique" s" B5 _3 w/ Y. j+ _- M, P
in this work. The proposed layout and circuit co-design method2 Q& x$ z( T2 u V# D0 U9 o5 m
on HV nLDMOS has successfully been verified in a 0.5- m 16-V
9 j' C( G) @! t! @1 l7 sbipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) process and a 0.35- m 24-V BCD( p( N, [& x$ d5 A
process without using additional process modification. Experimental
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- ]6 |( v3 j. H& d4 ^; kand failure analyses have shown that the proposed body current
% C' g( j3 Y5 a& _) j9 Z9 a0 M$ tinjection technique can significantly improve the ESD robustness
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3 t+ b4 A Q1 F' ]& @' {+ sIndex Terms—Bipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) process, body
' n# o7 t* A5 v9 ccurrent injection, electrostatic discharge (ESD), lateral double-diffused
" i6 s2 h! E5 I8 dmetal–oxide–semiconductor (LDMOS). |
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