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Tunneling of electrons from valence to conduction band in thin SOI high voltage devices is reported for the first time. A close correlation between the theoretical and experimental reverse leakage current in 600-700 V thin SOI diodes is shown, including buried oxide thickness dependence, substrate bias dependence, and temperature dependence. Band-to-band tunneling is also verified with numerical simulation.