DocumentCode
1367911
Title
Body-contacted SOI MOSFET structure and its application to DRAM
Author
Koh, Yo-Hwan ; Oh, Min-Rok ; Lee, Jong-Wook ; Yang, Ji-Woon ; Lee, Won-Chang ; Kim, Hyung-Ki
Author_Institution
Div. of Semicond. Res., Hyundai Electron. Ind. Co. Ltd., Kyoungki, South Korea
Volume
45
Issue
5
fYear
1998
fDate
5/1/1998 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
1063
Lastpage
1070
Abstract
A body-contacted (BC) SOI MOSFET structure without the floating-body effect is proposed and successfully demonstrated. The key idea of the proposed structure is that the field oxide does not consume the silicon film on buried oxide completely, so that the well contact can suppress the body potential increase in SOI MOSFET through the remaining silicon film between the field oxide and buried oxide. The junction capacitance of the proposed structure which ensures high-speed operation can also maintain that of the conventional thin-film SOI MOSFET at about 0.5 V. The measured device characteristics show the suppressed floating-body effect as expected. A 64 Mb SOI DRAM chip with the proposed BC-SOI structure has been also fabricated successfully. As compared with bulk MOSFET´s, the proposed SOI MOSFET´s have a unique degradation-rate coefficient that increases with increasing stress voltage and have better ESD susceptibility. In addition, it should be noted that the proposed SOI MOSFET´s have a fully bulk CMOS compatible layout and process
Keywords
CMOS memory circuits; DRAM chips; MOSFET; capacitance; electrostatic discharge; silicon-on-insulator; 0.5 V; 64 Mbit; ESD susceptibility; SOI DRAM chip; Si; body-contacted SOI MOSFET structure; buried oxide; degradation-rate coefficient; field oxide; high-speed operation; junction capacitance; suppressed floating-body effect; well contact; Capacitance measurement; Degradation; MOSFET circuits; Random access memory; Semiconductor device measurement; Semiconductor films; Silicon; Stress; Thin film devices; Voltage;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Electron Devices, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9383
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/16.669531
Filename
669531
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