1987 · 15 citations · 4 references
EngineeringVlsi DesignMos TransistorLateral DoubleIntegrated CircuitsPower ElectronicsSemiconductor DeviceNanoelectronicsMixed-signal Integrated CircuitCmos TechnologyDie SizeElectrical EngineeringPower Semiconductor DeviceComputer EngineeringMicroelectronicsLow-power ElectronicsPower IcPower DeviceBeyond Cmos
In MOS Power Integrated Circuits, the Lateral Double Diffused MOS Transistor (LDMOS) has been used as a power device because of its ease of integration with CMOS circuitry. In this paper, two versions of a Switched Mode Power Supply chip are described using Lateral Insulated Gate Transistor (LIGT) in one and LDMOS in the other. The LIGT version results in substantial reduction of die size for the same functionality because of the reduced specific on-resistance of the LIGT in comparison with LDMOS. An-type epitaxial layer process and RESURF concept has been used to implement the two high voltage designs with CMOS control circuitry.
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M. Darwish, K. Board · Electronics Letters · 1984 · 73 citations
Semiconductor Technology, Electrical Engineering, Semiconductor Device +9
Comparison of high voltage devices for power integrated circuits
Rahul Jayaraman, V. Rumennik, Ben Singer et al. · 1984 · 41 citations
Lateral Devices, Electrical Engineering, Resurfed Ldmos Transistors +14