1982
DOI: 10.1016/0038-1101(82)90105-8
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A two-dimensional model of the avalanche effects in MOS transistors

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“…The domain dimensions 0, and 0, define the actual region simulated in two dimensions by FIELDAY; the remaining substrate rewhere V, is the forward voltage of a junction (10.6 V) and R, is the total sistance is modeled as a lumped resistor. The RsuB value given in Table resistance (lumped and distributed) between the backside bias generator 1 is calculated according to [5,6] and the source. distributed bulk resistances, RB E K -I , where R, is for unit device width (Qcm) .…”
Section: Variable Transformationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The domain dimensions 0, and 0, define the actual region simulated in two dimensions by FIELDAY; the remaining substrate rewhere V, is the forward voltage of a junction (10.6 V) and R, is the total sistance is modeled as a lumped resistor. The RsuB value given in Table resistance (lumped and distributed) between the backside bias generator 1 is calculated according to [5,6] and the source. distributed bulk resistances, RB E K -I , where R, is for unit device width (Qcm) .…”
Section: Variable Transformationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the negative influence of parasitic BJTs on MOSFETs becomes stronger with decreasing channel length [6], snapback breakdown is considered one of the major failure mechanisms of short-channel MOSFETs. Although snapback breakdown has been analytically and numerically studied [7], [8], [9], [10] at the single-device level, to the best of our knowledge, few studies have been performed on the snapback breakdown behavior of multi-finger MOSFETs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…P channel device.] -phénomène cité dans la littérature anglo-saxonne sous quatre terminologies différentes, second breakdown [1], snap-back [2] ou switch-back [3] ou latchback [4] phenomenon -, se traduit sur un transistor à canal N, par l'apparition d'une résistance négative, se manifestant après que la tension de drain ait atteint une valeur maximale VDBR, qui dépend elle-même de la tension appliquée entre grille et substrat (Fig. 2).…”
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