The characteristics of thermal polyoxide grown on large-grain polysilicon-o
n-insulator (LPSOI) formed by high temperature enhanced metal-induced-later
al-crystallization (MILC) have been investigated. Compared with conventiona
l polysilicon films, LPSOI films have reduced surface roughness and a small
er number of grain boundaries. The improved polysilicon quality leads to be
tter thermal oxide quality, especially at device dimensions that are smalle
r than the grain size. Intrinsic oxide characteristics such as breakdown vo
ltage, leakage current and charge-to-breakdown value have been experimental
ly measured. Significant improvement in both oxide quality and device-to-de
vice variation is reported.