Fully depleted SOI CMOS technology for heterogeneous micropower, high-temperature or RF microsystems ■
D. Flandre, D. Flandre, D. Flandre, S. Adriaensen, S. Adriaensen, S. Adriaensen, A. Akheyar, A. Akheyar, A. Akheyar, A. Crahay, A. Crahay, A. Crahay, L. Deme没s, L. Deme没s, L. Deme没s, P. Delatte, P. Delatte, P. Delatte, V. Dessard, V. Dessard, V. Dessard, B. Iniguez, B. Iniguez, B. Iniguez, A. N猫ve, A. N猫ve, A. N猫ve, B. Katschmarskyj, B. Katschmarskyj, B. Katschmarskyj, P. Loumaye, P. Loumaye, P. Loumaye, J. Laconte, J. Laconte, J. Laconte, I. Martinez, I. Martinez, I. Martinez, G. Picun, G. Picun, G. Picun, E. Rauly, E. Rauly, E. Rauly, C. Renaux, C. Renaux, C. Renaux, D. Sp么te, D. Sp么te, D. Sp么te, M. Zitout, M. Zitout, M. Zitout, M. Dehan, M. Dehan, M. Dehan,
Bertrand Parvais,
Bertrand Parvais,
Bertrand Parvais, P. Simon, P. Simon, P. Simon, D. Vanhoenacker, D. Vanhoenacker, D. Vanhoenacker, J. P. Raskin, J. P. Raskin, J. P. Raskin
Based on an extensive review of research results on the material, process, device and circuit properties of thin-film fully depleted SOI CMOS, our work demonstrates that such a process with channel lengths of about 1 渭m may emerge as a most promising and mature contender for integrated microsystems which must operate under low-voltage low-power conditions, at microwave frequencies and/or in the temperature range 200-350掳C.