DSOI FET - A novel TID tolerant SOI transistor
Kai Zhao, X. Zhao, Jiantou Gao, Jinshun Bi, Jiajun Luo, Yu Fang, Zhongli Liu
Abstract
Kai Zhao, X. Zhao, Jiantou Gao, Jinshun Bi, Jiajun Luo, Yu Fang, Zhongli Liu
Abstract
Charge trapping in the buried oxide can lead to serious back-channel leakage and make SOI (Silicon-on-Insulator) transistors more sensitive to total dose radiation. In this paper, a new DSOI (Double SOI) transistor is proposed, which utilizes the method of back-gate biasing to force an external electric field, and then depress the back channel formation during total dose irradiation. The simulation and testing results both indicate that, for a given structure, when a -3V bias is applied to the back-gate, the DSOI transistor can tolerant a total dose radiation of 500k rad(Si). This methodology fits all kinds of SOI MOSFETs, especially for the Fully-Depletion SOI transistors. With commercial (not especially hardened) buried oxide, DSOI device can have better radiation hardening performance than its both companions - FDSOI and PDSOI transistors.
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Charge trapping in the buried oxide can lead to serious back-channel leakage and make SOI (Silicon-on-Insulator) transistors more sensitive to total dose radiation. In this paper, a new DSOI (Double SOI) transistor is proposed, which utilizes the method of back-gate biasing to force an external electric field, and then depress the back channel formation during total dose irradiation. The simulation and testing results both indicate that, for a given structure, when a -3V bias is applied to the back-gate, the DSOI transistor can tolerant a total dose radiation of 500k rad(Si). This methodology fits all kinds of SOI MOSFETs, especially for the Fully-Depletion SOI transistors. With commercial (not especially hardened) buried oxide, DSOI device can have better radiation hardening performance than its both companions - FDSOI and PDSOI transistors.
Key concepts: Silicon on insulator, Transistor, Materials science, Optoelectronics, Leakage (economics), Threshold voltage, MOSFET, Radiation