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HHNEC 0.18um BCD Technology for High Density Power Integration

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A new 0.18um Bipolar CMOS DMOS (BCD) integrated platform is presented. This technology provides both N type and P type power LDMOS with capability of voltage up to 40V applications; these power LDMOS devices have competitive specific on-resistance; the parasitical miller capacitance and SOA of power LDMOS devices are optimized by careful device and layout design; it also provides HVCMOS with voltage up to 40V analog application; the bipolar devices in this technology are also optimized for power switching as standard bipolar process offers. The 1.8V/5.0V CMOS devices are performance compatible with industry main stream 1.8V/5.0V CMOS technology. This platform is modularized with various options; it can be separated into 1.8V/5.0V mixed 40V HVCMOS process, 5.0V Vgs 40V Vds 0.18um backend BCD process and 1.8V/5.0V Vgs 40V Vds 0.18um BCD process, which customers can easily choose for their product needs without any process tuning.
Title: HHNEC 0.18um BCD Technology for High Density Power Integration
Description:
A new 0.
18um Bipolar CMOS DMOS (BCD) integrated platform is presented.
This technology provides both N type and P type power LDMOS with capability of voltage up to 40V applications; these power LDMOS devices have competitive specific on-resistance; the parasitical miller capacitance and SOA of power LDMOS devices are optimized by careful device and layout design; it also provides HVCMOS with voltage up to 40V analog application; the bipolar devices in this technology are also optimized for power switching as standard bipolar process offers.
The 1.
8V/5.
0V CMOS devices are performance compatible with industry main stream 1.
8V/5.
0V CMOS technology.
This platform is modularized with various options; it can be separated into 1.
8V/5.
0V mixed 40V HVCMOS process, 5.
0V Vgs 40V Vds 0.
18um backend BCD process and 1.
8V/5.
0V Vgs 40V Vds 0.
18um BCD process, which customers can easily choose for their product needs without any process tuning.

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