Experimental determination of self-heating in submicrometer MOS transistors operated in a liquid-helium ambient
Experimental determination of self-heating in submicrometer MOS transistors operated in a liquid-helium ambient
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液氦环境中亚微米 MOS 晶体管自热的实验测定
DOI:
10.1109/55.215141
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发表时间:
1993
影响因子:
4.9
通讯作者:
G. Declerck
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文献类型:
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作者:
E. Gutiérrez;L. Deferm;G. Declerck
Self-heating (SH) in submicrometer CMOS transistors operated at liquid-helium temperature and under different bias conditions was experimentally verified by measuring the temperature T/sub Si/ in the proximity of the device. T/sub Si/ was measured by using a silicon resistor, placed in the same bulk nearby the device under test, as a temperature sensor. It was found that the heat generated by the NMOS transistor of a CMOS inverter structure penetrates deep into the substrate and reduces very strongly the n-well impedance, giving rise to large variations in the kink of the I/sub drain/-V/sub drain/ characteristics of the neighbor PMOS transistor. Experimental results confirm that SH must not be underestimated when characterizing and modeling low-temperature device operation.<<ETX>>