Steven A. Buhler
PARC
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international electron devices meeting | 1984
Russel A. Martin; Steven A. Buhler; Guillermo Lao
This paper describes a unique second generation fully integrated NMOS device operating at up to 850V. The 5.46×5.26 mm2chip consists of 16 pull-up/pull-down high voltage output drivers, a 16 bit shift register, and gating logic. The HV output drivers are comprised of two high voltage transistors and a polysilicon pull-up resistor, fabricated on a 70Ω-cm substrate, without dielectric isolation or epitaxial material. The high voltage transistors have closed geometry with a two layer polysilicon field plate. One layer of the field plate has high sheet resistance to set the surface potential above the n- drift region. The low voltage logic is standard TTL compatible NMOS, isolated from the high voltage by a grounded barrier. An analysis of the high voltage transistors, based on a solution of Poissons Equation1is presented which emphasizes the effect of the overlaying metal line on the transisors performance.
Archive | 1988
Abdul M. ElHatem; Steven A. Buhler
Archive | 1988
Abdul M. ElHatem; Steven A. Buhler
Archive | 2003
Steven A. Buhler; John S. Fitch; Eric J. Shrader
Archive | 1996
Steven A. Buhler; Mehrdad Zomorrodi
Archive | 1994
Steven A. Buhler; Ellis D. Harris
Archive | 1991
Ellis D. Harris; Steven A. Buhler
Archive | 2003
Baomin Xu; Steven A. Buhler; William S. Wong; Michael C. Weisberg; Scott E. Solberg; Karl A. Littau; Scott A. Elrod
Archive | 2004
Baomin Xu; Steven A. Buhler; William S. Wong; Michael C. Weisberg; Scott E. Solberg; Karl A. Littau; Scott A. Elrod
Archive | 2006
Baomin Xu; Steven A. Buhler; Michael C. Welsberg; William S. Wong; Scott E. Solberg; Karl A. Littau; John S. Fitch; Scott A. Elrod