Two-Carrier Current Saturation in a Lateral Dmos

J. Lin, P. Hower
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Abstract

Conventional Ldmos transistors suffer from drain current "compression" in saturation (gm reduction). When the safe-operating area of the Ldmos is improved by suppressing the parasitic bipolar transistor, an unusual "expansion" in the drain characteristic emerges. This new device behavior is described and a mechanism for the "expansion" proposed
横向Dmos中的双载流子电流饱和
传统的Ldmos晶体管在饱和时遭受漏极电流“压缩”(gm降低)。当Ldmos的安全工作区域通过抑制寄生双极晶体管而得到改善时,漏极特性出现了不寻常的“膨胀”。描述了这种新的器件行为,并提出了一种“扩展”机制
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