In this paper, we report on The fine device performance of a 0.3 mu m
gate length polysilicon complementary metaloxide-semiconductor (CMOS).
The breakdown voltage of 0.3 mu m n-channel metal-oxide-semiconductor
field effect transistor (NMOSFET) devices exceeds 6 V, which is highe
r than that of NMOSFET devices on separation by implanted oxygen (SIMO
X) wafer. The drain current of a 10 mu m channel width device is 540 m
u A, which is one-fifth of that of NMOSFET on SIMOX. The leakage curre
nt is less than 10(-11) A/mu m, when the gate voltage is below 0 V. Th
e S-factor is 125 mV/dec, and the threshold voltage is 0.4 V. Therefor
e the ON/OFF current ratio is greater than 10(7). A delay time of 1 ns
is achieved in polysilicon NAND rings. Hence, it is ascertained that
the polysilicon CMOS is applicable for the fabrication of control and
protection circuits on power devices.