A Simulation Study of SoI-Like Bulk Silicon MOSFET With Improved Performance
Ying Wang, Xiao-Wen He, Chan Shan
Abstract
Ying Wang, Xiao-Wen He, Chan Shan
Abstract
A silicon-on-insulator-(SoI)-like bulk silicon (SL-BS) MOSFET structure is proposed and compared against an fully depleted SoI MOSFET using 2-D numerical simulations. The SL-BS MOSFET contains a p/n-/p structure, with n- is made of 4 H-SiC. This n- layer is fully depleted through the built-in potential of two p-n junctions. Simulations indicated that the proposed structure is better than SoI in short channel effects simulation except the threshold rolloff, and equivalent with SoI in single-event upset properties. The SL-BS MOSFET exhibits no significant self-heating effect. Overall, the simulation results indicated the proposed structure is suitable for replacing SoI technology for applications in environments with high-dose radiation.
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A silicon-on-insulator-(SoI)-like bulk silicon (SL-BS) MOSFET structure is proposed and compared against an fully depleted SoI MOSFET using 2-D numerical simulations. The SL-BS MOSFET contains a p/n-/p structure, with n- is made of 4 H-SiC. This n- layer is fully depleted through the built-in potential of two p-n junctions. Simulations indicated that the proposed structure is better than SoI in short channel effects simulation except the threshold rolloff, and equivalent with SoI in single-event upset properties. The SL-BS MOSFET exhibits no significant self-heating effect. Overall, the simulation results indicated the proposed structure is suitable for replacing SoI technology for applications in environments with high-dose radiation.
Key concepts: Silicon on insulator, MOSFET, Materials science, Silicon, Optoelectronics, Short-channel effect, Electronic engineering, Electrical engineering