T. Arnborg et A. Litwin, ANALYSIS OF NEW HIGH-VOLTAGE BIPOLAR SILICON-ON-INSULATOR TRANSISTOR WITH FULLY DEPLETED COLLECTOR, I.E.E.E. transactions on electron devices, 42(1), 1995, pp. 172-177
A new type of high voltage bipolar transistor for implementation in SO
I material (Silicon-On-Insulator) has been developed. It is shown by m
easurements on fabricated structures and by numerical device simulatio
ns that the current drive capability of such a transistor is comparabl
e to what has been achieved in a conventional transistor with buried l
ayer and plug or in any optimized lateral transistor with buried emitt
er and collector layers. The new type of transistor designed in a few
micrometer thick silicon layer has a breakdown voltage BVCEO in excess
of several hundreds volts and also a remarkably high Early voltage of
about 400 volts. This unique Early voltage is also explained in detai
l by a new analytical model. The transistor is expected to have a stro
ng impact on the feasibility to realize mixed analog and digital signa
l circuits with high and low voltage functions on the same chip.