DocumentCode :
3434491
Title :
A general model of the thin-film SOI-MOSFET
Author :
Abel, H.B.
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electron Devices & Circuits, Duisburg Univ., Germany
fYear :
1990
fDate :
2-4 Oct 1990
Firstpage :
105
Lastpage :
106
Abstract :
A model for a thin-film SOI MOSFET which is valid in all regions of inversion is presented. It takes into account all conditions at the back surface of the silicon film, including inversion. To achieve an analytical expression for the inversion layer charge as a function of the front and back surface potentials, the contribution of the accumulation layer to the total charge is neglected. Two-dimensional simulation results show that the variations of the front and back surface potentials along the channel are nearly equal. This simplifies the integration of the inversion layer charge along the channel, resulting in explicit formulas for the drift and diffusion terms of the drain current in both channels. The SOI-MOSFET model offers all features known from the charge sheet model. Due to the accurate computation of the surface potentials and the inclusion of the leakage current at the back interface the model gives an improved description of the substrate bias influence on transistor operation
Keywords :
insulated gate field effect transistors; inversion layers; leakage currents; semiconductor device models; semiconductor-insulator boundaries; surface potential; 2D simulation; Si-SiO2; charge sheet model; general model; inversion layer charge; leakage current; substrate bias influence; surface potentials; thin-film SOI-MOSFET; transistor operation; Computer interfaces; Current measurement; Electron devices; MOSFET circuits; Poisson equations; Semiconductor films; Silicon; Thin film circuits; Threshold voltage; Transistors;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
SOS/SOI Technology Conference, 1990., 1990 IEEE
Conference_Location :
Key West, FL
Print_ISBN :
0-87942-573-3
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/SOSSOI.1990.145731
Filename :
145731
Link To Document :
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