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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Characterization and Fabrication of Recessed Multi-Gate SOI MOSFET

Chang, Shih-Chang 20 July 2001 (has links)
Abstract In this thesis, we propose and fabricate a triple recessed multi-gate SOI device that has high transconductance and low series resistance. The SOI device structure has three unique features. First, it uses mesa isolation instead of using conventional LOCOS and trench isolation to avoid the bird¡¦s beak effect in LOCOS isolation and the complexity of digging trench in trench isolation. Second, it combines the rounded and gate recessed structure to reduce the edge effect and lower the source/drain parasitic resistance. Third, it has three surfaces of gate structure that can increase the effective channel width of the device to enhance the current drivability of the device without reducing the packing density of the integrated circuit. From our experiment results the trends of device characteristics exhibits good agreement with the 3 ¡V D simulation results. According to the simulation results of 3 ¡V D DAVINCI and the measurement results, triple recessed multi-gate SOI MOSFET¡¦s presents four unique characteristics, which are superior to conventional SOI with the same device parameter in deep sub-micrometer regime. First, multi-gate SOI has better short channel effect and drain induce barrier lowing immunity conventional SOI device than conventional SOI device. Second, it has higher transconductance and higher current drive capability. Third, the breakdown voltage is higher than that of conventional SOI device. Fourth, self-heating effect would not increase with current gain increase, triple recessed multi-gate SOI device has better self-heating effect immunity. These four advantages show the triple recessed multi-gate SOI MOSFET¡¦s is suitable for high speed and low power applications along shrink of device dimensions.
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The Electrical Analysis and Reliability Study of Power MOSFET Given External Mechanical Strain

Chen, Jung-hsiang 31 August 2009 (has links)
Abstract The tendency to manufacture of semiconductor is to minimize the size of device. With the size was minimized, the number of transistor on the chip was maximized at the same time .However, when the drift region of Power-MOSFET is shorter will result in the Breakdown Voltage is lower, so this do not conform our purpose for application, and therefore we should look for some alternative method to enhance efficiency. One of these method of efficiency promotion is adopting channel strain. We adopt bending silicon substrate to obtain strain. By using this method, we successfully enhance drain current and mobility 12.1% and 4.1% individually. Furthermore, regarding the reliability study, we realize the hot-carrier effect influence under strain silicon. The longer the size(Lg & DL) of Power- MOSFET , the reliability is better. When device were bent under Bending R=40mm and Lg=0.8(m conditions, we can obtain the better reliability of device than flat chip.
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Novel 3-D IC technology

Zhai, Yujia 01 July 2014 (has links)
For many decades silicon based CMOS technology has made continual increase in drive current to achieve higher speed and lower power by scaling the gate length and the gate insulator thickness. The scaling becomes increasingly challenging because the devices are approaching physical quantum limits. Three-dimensional electronic devices, such as double gate, tri-gate and nanowire field-effect-transistors (FETs) provide an alternative solution because the ultra-thin fin or nanowire provides better electrostatic control of the device channel. Also high-[kappa] oxides lower the gate leakage current significantly, due to larger thickness for the same equivalent oxide thickness (EOT) compared with SiO₂ beyond the 22 nm node. Moreover, metal gate that avoids the poly-depletion effect in poly-Si gate has become mainstream semiconductor technology. The enabler technologies for high-[kappa] / metal gate 3D transistors include fabrication of high quality, vertical nanowire arrays, conformal metal and dielectric deposition and vertical patterning. One of the main focuses of this dissertation is developing a fabrication process flow to realize high performance MOSFETs with high-[kappa] oxide and metal gate on vertical silicon nanowire arrays. A variety of approaches to fabricating highly ordered silicon nanowire arrays have been achieved. Deep silicon etching process was developed and optimized for nanowire FETs. Process integration and patterning mythologies for high-[kappa] / metal gate were investigated and accomplished. 3-D electronic devices including nanowire capacitors, nanowire FETs and double gate MOSFETs for power applications were fabricated and characterized. The second part of this dissertation is about flexible electronics. Mechanically flexible integrated circuits (ICs) have gained increasing attention in recent years with emerging markets in portable electronics. Although a number of thin-film-transistor (TFT) IC solutions have been reported, challenges still remain for fabrication of inexpensive, high performance flexible devices. We report a simple and straightforward solution: mechanically exfoliating a thin Si film containing ICs. Transistors and circuits can be pre-fabricated on bulk silicon wafer with conventional CMOS process flow without additional temperature or process limitations. The short channel MOSFETs exhibit similar electrical performance before and after exfoliation. This exfoliation process also provides a fast and economical approach to produce thinned silicon wafers, which is a key enabler for three-dimensional (3D) silicon integration based on Through Silicon Vias (TSVs). / text
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Reversibly Bistable Flexible Electronics

Alfaraj, Nasir 05 1900 (has links)
Introducing the notion of transformational silicon electronics has paved the way for integrating various applications with silicon-based, modern, high-performance electronic circuits that are mechanically flexible and optically semitransparent. While maintaining large-scale production and prototyping rapidity, this flexible and translucent scheme demonstrates the potential to transform conventionally stiff electronic devices into thin and foldable ones without compromising long-term performance and reliability. In this work, we report on the fabrication and characterization of reversibly bistable flexible electronic switches that utilize flexible n-channel metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors. The transistors are fabricated initially on rigid (100) silicon substrates before they are peeled off. They can be used to control flexible batches of light-emitting diodes, demonstrating both the relative ease of scaling at minimum cost and maximum reliability and the feasibility of integration. The peeled-off silicon fabric is about 25 µm thick. The fabricated devices are transferred to a reversibly bistable flexible platform through which, for example, a flexible smartphone can be wrapped around a user’s wrist and can also be set back to its original mechanical position. Buckling and cyclic bending of such host platforms brings a completely new dimension to the development of flexible electronics, especially rollable displays.
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ACTIVE FILTER FOR IMPROVING A SWITCHED RELUCTANCE MOTOR DRIVE's INPUT POWER QUALITY

Feng, Xiaohu 01 January 2005 (has links)
This thesis develops a hardware circuit implementation of an active filter for reducing a SRM drives input current ripple or equivalently to improve the SRM drives input power quality. Its an alternative to the simple inductor and capacitor in a conventional passive filter. For the same filtering capability the size of the two physical capacitors in the active filter will be much less than the size of the capacitor in a conventional filter. Also the size of the two inductors in the active filter will be much less than the size of the inductor in a conventional filter. Some of this size reduction will be consumed by the power semiconductors but their size is much smaller than the filter components being replaced. This thesis describes the design of the active filter circuit which can replace the conventional passive filter. In this thesis, feedback control is also used with the active filter to force the filter voltage to be the desired value to minimize the effects of the circuits resonances. The active filter circuit is tested experimentally with a test circuit that mimics the current ripple generated by an SRM drive system. The experimentally generated output is verified by comparing it with simulation results from a detailed SIMULINK model and a B2 spice model of the experimental system.
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Design av effektelektronikkort till NI ELVIS II

Kim, Persson January 2015 (has links)
Det här arbetet handlar om designa ett effektelektronikkort till National Instruments utvecklingsplattform ELVIS II, som skakunna styras från programmet LabVIEW. Kortet är tänkt att kunna användas i kurser inom effektelektronik på högskolenivåoch har designats för att passa ELVIS II's hårdvaruspecifikationer. I arbetet har alla kretsar byggts upp och simulerats iMultisim. Kretsarna som designats är en step-up-konverterare, en step-down-konverterare, en likriktare, en växelriktare ochen variabel last. Simuleringarna visade att kretsarna fungerar som tänkt och vad som skiljer sig från det teoretiska. Någotsom ofta visade sig i simuleringarna var att strömförbrukningen under korta perioder kraftigt kan överstiga det ELVIS II kanleverera, vilket behöver undersökas närmare. Rapporten innehåller scheman och simuleringsresultat från alla kretsar, vadsom är kvar att lösa på dessa och hur dessa kan anslutas till ELVIS II.
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Caracterização do MOSFET MOskin para dosimetria em tomografia computadorizada

Pereira, Lenon Mendes 29 May 2015 (has links)
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Estudio Comparativo de Estrategias de Extracción de Parámetros para Modelos Compactos de Dispositivos Mosfet en Escala Nanométrica

Marín Niño de Zepeda, Jorge Ignacio January 2010 (has links)
No description available.
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Dual-Gate Mosfet Static Characteristics Generated for Mixing Applications

Zimmermann, Detlef 05 1900 (has links)
<p> The static electrical characteristics of dual-gate silicon n-channel insulated-gate field-effect trapsistors are investigated experimentally. A mathematical model based on theoretical expressions and containing twelve parameters adjusted for. best fit was developed. </p> <p> The mathematical model was used to calculate the low frequency conversion transconductance as a function of operating conditions. </p> / Thesis / Master of Engineering (MEngr)
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Optimization of Power MOSFET for High-Frequency Synchronous Buck Converter

Bai, Yuming 12 September 2003 (has links)
Evolutions in microprocessor technology require the use of a high-frequency synchronous buck converter (SBC) in order to achieve low cost, low profile, fast transient response and high power density. However, high frequency also causes more power loss on MOSFETs. Optimization of the MOSFETs plays an important role in the system performance. Circuit and device modeling is important in understanding the relationship between the device parameters and the power loss. The gate-to-drain charge (Qgd) is studied by a novel nonlinear model and compared with the simulation results. A new switching model is developed, which takes into account the effect of parasitic inductance on the switching process. Another model for dv/dt-induced false triggering-on relates the false-trigger-on voltage with the parasitic elements of the device and the circuits. Some techniques are proposed to reduce the simulation time of FEA in the circuit simulation. Based on this approach, extensive simulations are performed to study the switching performance of the MOSFET with the effect of the parasitic elements. Directed by the analytical models and the experience acquired in the circuit simulation, the MOSFET optimization is realized using FEA. Different optimization algorithms are compared. The experimental results show that the optimized MOSFETs surpass the mainstream commercialized products in both cost and performance. / Ph. D.

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