Ming-Ta Yang, Yang Du, C. Teng, Tony Chang, E. Worley, K. Liao, Y. Yau, G. Yeap
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Abstract
Poly gate defined lateral ESD diodes were fabricated, characterized and modeled using Foundry standard 65nm CMOS technology. Compare to conventional STI diode, the lateral diode demonstrated superior Q-factor and TLP IT2 due to the reduced transport distance and RC constant. Aided by BSIM4 MOS transistor model, a physically based scalable lateral diode model was developed and presented here for the first time. The accuracy of the diode model was validated with RF characterization data over a broad device geometrical range. The model was successfully used in LNA and ESD CDM protection co-design. A good match of LNA RF performance between Si-data and model prediction was achieved for N+/PW and P+/NW lateral diodes. Experimental results showed that LNA with lateral diode protection passed +/−500V ESD CDM zap voltage, while LNA with STI diode started to fail at only−250V.