A Physical LDMOST Model and Predictive Simulations for Advanced Technology CAD

This article describes a compact Lateral DMOS Transistor (LDMOST) model incorporated directly into SPICE source code and presents its application to power IC technology CAD. The complete model combines a previously developed semi-numerical static model and a built-in parasitic component model with a charge-based dynamic model. This composite model is based on device physics; thus, it accounts well for important power MOSFET characteristics such as non-uniformly doped channels, reverse-recovery transients and the non-planar drift region. The measurements from the power MOSFET samples support the predictive model, verified in extensive SPICE simulations of several high-voltage circuits. This LDMOST model might be useful in computer-aided optimal design of smart power ICs.

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International Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
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2025-02-22
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https://doi.org/10.14445/23488379/ijeee-v12i2p105
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Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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A Physical LDMOST Model and Predictive Simulations for Advanced Technology CAD

Yeonbae Chung
International Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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A Physical LDMOST Model and Predictive Simulations for Advanced Technology CAD

Yeonbae Chung
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Abstract

This article describes a compact Lateral DMOS Transistor (LDMOST) model incorporated directly into SPICE source code and presents its application to power IC technology CAD. The complete model combines a previously developed semi-numerical static model and a built-in parasitic component model with a charge-based dynamic model. This composite model is based on device physics; thus, it accounts well for important power MOSFET characteristics such as non-uniformly doped channels, reverse-recovery transients and the non-planar drift region. The measurements from the power MOSFET samples support the predictive model, verified in extensive SPICE simulations of several high-voltage circuits. This LDMOST model might be useful in computer-aided optimal design of smart power ICs.

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