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JASHWANTH REDDY(UR15EC002)
K.D.SAI PAVAN(UR15EC007)
YV.KEERTHI KANTH(UR15EC226)
G.DIWAKAR REDDY(UR15EC241)
SHALLOW TRENCH
ISOLATION(STI)
SPACERS(SOURCE/GATE/
DRAIN)
N-WELL(BODY CONTACT)
CONTACT FORMATION
DEVICE CREATION
EXPLANATION
SUBSTRATE CREATION:
• The simulation is initialized with a block of boron-doped n- type silicon
substrate. The initial concentration of the substrate is set using the
@psubD@ Sentaurus Workbench input parameter.
• P-WELL ( DRAIN TO GATE):
• An p-type well is created in the initial p-substrate. The n- well region is
defined using the PWELL mask layer and region is created from drain to
gate.
• A high- energy implantation of phosphorus is performed with an
implantation energy and dose of 300 keV and @pwellD@, respectively.
After the implantation process, a thermal annealing process is initiated.
SHALLOW TRENCH ISOLATION (STI):
After creation of the p-well region, the shallow trench in the extended drain
region of the device is created.
POLY SILICON GATE FORMATION:
Gate oxide is deposited and a single-step diffusion process is initiated.
Polysilicon material is deposited after the diffusion process step using
the deposit command with the POLY mask layer.
P-WELL (GATE TO SOURCE):
A p-well region with the mask layer is created from the gate terminal
to source terminal
SPACERS (SOURCE/GATE/DRAIN):
A spacer is created by depostion and etching of oxide layer
with the given thickness .
First create the spacer for source and gate terminals then
create another spacer for gate and drain .
N-WELL (BODY CONTACT):
An n-well is created in the initial p-substrate. The n-well region is
defined using the NWELL mask layer.
A high- energy implantation of phosphorus is performed with an
implantation energy and dose of 300 keV and @nwellD@,
respectively. After the implantation process, a thermal annealing
process is initiated.
CONTACT FORMATION:
Electrical contacts to perform device characterization are defined.For
the electrical characteristics simulation, a separate mesh is needed
according to the device simulation requirements.
A finer mesh is placed in the areas where the electric field and the
doping density change rapidly, such as trench corners, material
interfaces, and p-n junctions.
DEVICE SIMULATION
This section presents the device
simulation details related to the
Id–Vg, Id–Vd and breakdown
voltage characteristics of the
LDMOS device.
Id-vg graph:
Vg=10 as constant and varying
Vds as -10.
Id-Vd graph:
• Vd=-10
CONCLUSION:
Process and device simulations of an p-type LDMOS device have
been performed using the TCAD Sentaurus tool suite.
DC device simulations have been performed to extract the circuit
design parameters.
STATUS:
Work completed:
• Device created with given dimensions.
• Id-Vg and Id-Vd characteristics are obtained.
Work to be done:
• Trap analysis of the device.
• Conference presentation.
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