PhD Defense: Operation of SiGe HBTs in Extreme Environments - Presentation Transcript
Operation of SiGe HBTsonSOI
in Extreme Environments
Ph.D. Defense Exam By:
Marco Bellini
Defense Committee:
Dr. ShyhChiang Shen, Chair
Dr. John D. Cressler, Advisor
Dr. John Papapolymerou
Dr. Stephen Ralph
Dr. Hao Min Zhou
February 26th, 2009
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 30332, USA
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Outline
● Introduction of Bulk HBTs and HBTsonSOI
● Extreme Environments
● Contributions:
high temperatures
cryogenic temperatures
radiation
● Proposed Research
● Conclusions
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Contributions
● Developed a new technique to optimize device speed
Electrochemical Society Symposium, vol. 16, pp. 10791088, 2008.
● First low and highT studies of SiGe HBTsonSOI
IEEE WOLTE 2006, vol. WPP264, pp. 8792, 2006.
IEEE Bipolar/BiCMOS Circuits and Technology Meeting, pp. 14, 2006.
● First analysis of 1/f noise in inverse mode
SPIE 2007 Fluctuation and Noise Conference, pp. H1H9, 2007.
● Explained resistance to “Mixed Mode” electrical stress
IEEE Bipolar/BiCMOS Circuits and Technology Meeting, pp. 234237, 2007.
● Compared radiation response of thick and thinfilm SOI
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, vol. 53, no. 6, pp. 31823186, 2006.
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, vol. 54, no. 6, pp. 22452250, 2007.
● Understood layout impact on charge collection
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, vol. 55, no. 6, pp. 31973201, 2008.
● First analysis of effects of radiation on thermal resistance
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, vol. 55, no. 6, pp. 31973201, 2008.
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09 3
Bulk SiGe HBTs
• Bandgap Engineering Improves DC and AC Performance
• Superb Cryogenic Performance and TID Hardness
• Thick, High NC Subcollector (3 µ m, 1019 cm3) Reduces RC
B
B E C
E
EC
Subcollector
C
EV
Ge
Substrate
pSi
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Bulk HBTs vs SOI HBTs
• Compatibility with SOI CMOS and Reduction of Parasitics
• Elimination of Substrate Leakage (HighT Latchup)
• Decreased Vulnerability to Single Event Upset
B E C
Subcollector (3 µ m)
0.12 µ m
Substrate
0.14 µ m
~ 3 µ m thick subcollector 0.12 µ m SiliconOnInsulator (SOI)
layer
NSUB ~ 1019 cm3
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NC ~ 1017 cm3 11
Why SiGe HBTonSOI?
• Advantages of SiGe HBTs:
better β , VA, fT, fmax, NFmin than Si BJTs
high output resistance and transconductance per unit area
excellent cryogenic performance
easy integration with CMOS technology
+
• Advantages of SOI CMOS:
reduction of device parasitics
elimination of substrate leakage (latchup immunity at highT)
decreased vulnerability to SEU? (Achilles’ Heel of bulk SiGe)
Builtin Radiation Hardness (TID and SEU)
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Why SiGe HBTonSOI?
• Evolution of Si Bipolar Devices :
Emitter: Polysilicon Base: SiGe Collector: SOI
Hitachi IBM IBM
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Why SiGe HBTonSOI?
• Evolution of Si Bipolar Devices :
Emitter: Polysilicon Base: SiGe Collector: SOI
Hitachi IBM IBM
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Bulk and SOI Devices
Bulk ThickFilm ThinFilm
Subcollector
Subcollector
Substrate
IBM TI IBM
Comparable npn technology npn + pnp npn only
~ 3 µ m thick subcollector 1.5 µ m SOI Layer with 0.12 µ m SOI Layer
subcollector
NSUB ~ 1019 cm3 0.145 µ m BOX 0.14 µ m BOX
IEEE TNS v.54, n.6, pp.2245, 2007
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Bulk and SOI Devices
Bulk ThickFilm ThinFilm
Subcollector
Subcollector
Substrate
IBM TI IBM
Comparable npn technology npn + pnp npn only
~ 3 µ m thick subcollector 1.5 µ m SOI Layer with 0.12 µ m SOI Layer
subcollector
NSUB ~ 1019 cm3 0.145 µ m BOX 0.14 µ m BOX
IEEE TNS v.54, n.6, pp.2245, 2007
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HBT on ThinFilm SOI
• Fabricated by IBM (Compatible with 130 nm SOI CMOS)
• Fully and Partially Depleted Versions
F.O.M. (300K)
β 1200
V A 400 V
fT at 30
VS = 0V GHz
fmax at 45
↨ 120 nm VS =0V GHz
↨ 140 nm BVCE0 4.8 V
BVCB0 13 V
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VS 6
Extreme Environments
• Cryogenic Temperatures ( down to 77 K or even 4 K )
• High Temperatures ( up to 300 °C )
• Radiation ( Total Ionizing Dose AND SEU )
Drilling
Moon / Mars
Aerospace
Cars
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TCAD Simulation
• Numerical Simulations Solve Semiconductor Equations
over a Finite Element Grid
• Calibrated Simulations Estimate Local Physical Quantities
(Potential, Carrier Concentration, Currents…)
EB oxide
∇ ⋅ ε∇ φ = − q( p − n + N D − N A ) − ρ traps E B
∂n
∇ ⋅ J n = qRnet + q SiGe
∂t
∂p
− ∇ ⋅ J p = qRnet + q
∂t
STI
∂n
J n = qnµ n E + qDn oxide
∂x
∂p
J p = qnµ p E − qDn
∂x C
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TCAD Simulations
S
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TCAD Simulations
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TCAD Simulations
n
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Substrate Effect (JN)
Jn
VCB = 0 V
VS
SOI
BOX
n
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Substrate Effect (JN)
Jn
VCB = 0 V
SOI
BOX The e accumulation layer
creates a low resistivity
n path
● lower RC
● higher fT, fmax
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Substrate Effect (JN)
Jn
VCB = 0 V
SOI
BOX The e accumulation layer
creates a low resistivity
n path
● lower RC
● higher fT, fmax
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Substrate Effect (JN)
Jn
VCB = 0 V
SOI
BOX The e accumulation layer
creates a low resistivity
n path
● lower RC
● higher fT, fmax
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Substrate Effect (JN)
Chen, T.; Bellini, M.; Zhao, E.; Comeau, J.P.; Sutton, A.K.; Grens, C.M.; Cressler, J.D.; Jin Cai; Ning, T.H., Proc of IEEE BCTM, 2005,
pp. 256259, 911
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Multiplication Factor (M1)
• At High VCB, E Causes Carrier Multiplication and IB Inversion
• M1 Depends from the Doping, Current Flow and Electric
Field
In,E
E B In,IN E In,IN C
Ip,E
Ip,E (M1) In,IN
(M1) In,IN
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Multiplication Factor (M1)
• M1 is Calculated as Excess Current at Forced IE
• For Bulk Devices, M1 has Characteristic “Round” Shape
VCB
IE
IC
M −1 = −1
IE − IB V
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CB = 0 11
Electric Field (M1)
VBE = 0 V
VCB
n
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Electric Field (M1)
VBE = 0 V
VCB depletes the collector
n
● M1 saturation at VS = 0 V
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Electric Field (M1)
VBE = 0 V
VCB depletes the collector
n
● M1 saturation at VS = 0 V
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Electric Field (M1)
VBE = 0 V
VCB depletes the collector
n
● M1 saturation at VS = 0 V
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Electric Field (M1)
VBE = 0 V
VCB depletes the collector
n
● M1 saturation at VS = 0 V
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Electric Field (M1)
VBE = 0 V
VCB depletes the collector
VS shifts the peak of the
n Electric Field
● M1 saturation at VS = 0 V
● M1 increase with VS
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Electric Field (M1)
VS = 20 V
VS = 0 V
Chen, T.; Bellini, M.; Zhao, E.; Comeau, J.P.; Sutton, A.K.; Grens, C.M.; Cressler, J.D.; Jin Cai; Ning, T.H., Proc of IEEE BCTM, 2005,
pp. 256259, 911
Bellini, M.; Chen, T.; Zhu, C.; Cressler, J.D. and Cai, J., Proc of IEEE BCTM, 2006 , pp.14, 810
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High Injection (fT)
VCB = 2 V
p VBE
n
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High Injection (fT)
VCB = 2 V
p
e injection in the depleted
collector triggers HBE
n ● HBE depends on NC
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High Injection (fT)
VCB = 2 V
p
e injection in the depleted
collector triggers HBE
n ● HBE depends on NC
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High Injection (fT)
VCB = 2 V
p
e injection in the depleted
collector triggers HBE
n ● HBE depends on NC
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High Injection (fT)
VCB = 2 V
p
e injection in the depleted
collector triggers HBE
n ● HBE depends on NC
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High Injection (fT)
VCB = 2 V
p
e injection in the depleted
collector triggers HBE
n ● HBE depends on NC
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High Injection (fT)
VCB = 2 V
p
e injection in the depleted
collector triggers HBE
VS reduces HBE
n ● HBE depends on NC
● high VS improves fT, fmax
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High Injection (fT)
VS
63 MeV protons
Chen, T; Sutton, A.K.; Bellini, M.; Haugerud, B.M.; Comeau, J.P.; Liang, Q.; Cressler, J.D.; Jin Cai; Ning, T.H.; Marshall, P.W.; Marshall,
C.J., IEEE TNS, vol.52, no.6, pp. 23532357, Dec. 2005
Bellini, M.; Chen, T.; Zhu, C.; Cressler, J.D. and Cai, J., Proc of IEEE BCTM, 2006 , pp.14, 810
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HighT
• DC and AC Performance
• 1/f Noise
• Impact Ionization
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High Temperature
• Increased SelfHeating Due to RTH at High VBE
• Larger Amount of Base Leakage at HighT
T
Bellini, M.; Cressler, J.D.; Jin Cai, Proc. of IEEE BCTM, 2007, pp.234237
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Current Gain and AC
• Peak Current Gain Region Not Affected by SelfHeating
• AC and DC Performance Still Acceptable Even at HighT
T
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Inverse Mode 1/f Noise
• IB (vs. IB2 ) Dependence Due to SCR G/R Recombination
• 1/f Tdependence Affected by Leakage Current Behavior
µ n
Bellini, M.; Cheng, P., Appaswamy, A.; Cressler, J. D. and Cai, J. 2007 SPIE F&N, Italy 2007
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Inverse Mode 1/f Noise
• IB (vs. IB2 ) Dependence Due to SCR G/R Recombination
• 1/f Tdependence Affected by Leakage Current Behavior
T
µ n
Bellini, M.; Cheng, P., Appaswamy, A.; Cressler, J. D. and Cai, J. 2007 SPIE F&N, Italy 2007
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Avalanche Multiplication
• SOI Device Similar to Bulk at High Substrate Voltage
• TCAD Simulations Confirm Increase of Substrate Effect
TCAD Simulation
Accumulation Layer
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Avalanche Multiplication
• SOI Device Similar to Bulk at High Substrate Voltage
• TCAD Simulations Confirm Increase of Substrate Effect
TCAD Simulation
Accumulation Layer
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CryoT
• Reliability at 300 K and 77 K
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Accelerated Stressing
• MixedMode Stress: simultaneous high current (JE)
and high voltage (VCB) stress applied (circuit relevant)
Bellini, M et al., Proc of IEEE BCTM, 2006 , pp.14, 810
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Reliability (300 K & 77 K)
• Presence of Significant Recovery Effects during Stress
• Possible Bond Breaking + Repassivation Mechanism
MixedMode TCAD
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Device
Optimization
• 3D Regional Transit Time Analysis
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CBEBC Layout
• 150 nm ThinFilm SOI Requires Depleted Collector Design
• LC Distance Limits AC Performance CBEBC Layout
400 nm150
nm
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CBEBC Layout
• 150 nm ThinFilm SOI Requires Depleted Collector Design
• LC Distance Limits AC Performance CBEBC Layout
400 nm150
nm
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3D Current Flow
• Substrate Bias Shifts Current Flow Towards SOI/BOX
• 3D TCAD Shows Lateral Extension of Electron Layer
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3D Current Flow
• Substrate Bias Shifts Current Flow Towards SOI/BOX
• 3D TCAD Shows Lateral Extension of Electron Layer
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3D Current Flow
• Substrate Bias Shifts Current Flow Towards SOI/BOX
• 3D TCAD Shows Lateral Extension of Electron Layer
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3D Current Flow
• Substrate Bias Shifts Current Flow Towards SOI/BOX
• 3D TCAD Shows Lateral Extension of Electron Layer
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3D Current Flow
• Substrate Bias Shifts Current Flow Towards SOI/BOX
• 3D TCAD Shows Lateral Extension of Electron Layer
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1D Transit Time Analysis
• 1D Grid is Easily Integrated and Accurate for Bulk Devices
• Base Voltage Perturbation Alters the Electron Density n
E
B
C
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1D Transit Time Analysis
• 1D Grid is Easily Integrated and Accurate for Bulk Devices
• Base Voltage Perturbation Alters the Electron Density n
E
B
Line ∆ n
C
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3D Transit Time Analysis
• 3D Transit Time Analysis Needs 3D Integration Techniques
• Can Accurately Model SOI Devices with CBEBC Layout
Volume ∆ n
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3D Transit Time Analysis
• fT Calculated from Integration Over the 3D Device
• Much Faster than AC Simulation But Cannot Estimate fmax
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Regional Analysis
• Highlights Regional Contributions to Transit Time
• Tremendous Opportunity for Device Optimization
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Regional Analysis
• Highlights Regional Contributions to Transit Time
• Tremendous Opportunity for Device Optimization
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09
Regional Analysis
• Highlights Regional Contributions to Transit Time
• Tremendous Opportunity for Device Optimization
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09
Regional Analysis
• Highlights Regional Contributions to Transit Time
• Tremendous Opportunity for Device Optimization
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Accumulated Transit Time
• In 1D, Analysis the Entire Grid is the (Only) Streamline
• In 3D, Transit Time Is Integrated Along Multiple Streamlines
from Emitter to Collector
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Accumulated Transit Time
• In 1D, Analysis the Entire Grid is the (Only) Streamline
• In 3D, Transit Time Is Integrated Along Multiple Streamlines
from Emitter to Collector
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09
Accumulated Transit Time
• In 1D, Analysis the Entire Grid is the (Only) Streamline
• In 3D, Transit Time Is Integrated Along Multiple Streamlines
from Emitter to Collector
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09
Accumulated Transit Time
• In 1D, Analysis the Entire Grid is the (Only) Streamline
• In 3D, Transit Time Is Integrated Along Multiple Streamlines
from Emitter to Collector
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09
Accumulated Transit Time
• In 1D, Analysis the Entire Grid is the (Only) Streamline
• In 3D, Transit Time Is Integrated Along Multiple Streamlines
from Emitter to Collector
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09
Accumulated Transit Time
• In 1D, Analysis the Entire Grid is the (Only) Streamline
• In 3D, Transit Time Is Integrated Along Multiple Streamlines
from Emitter to Collector
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09
Accumulated Transit Time
• In 1D, Analysis the Entire Grid is the (Only) Streamline
• In 3D, Transit Time Is Integrated Along Multiple Streamlines
from Emitter to Collector
Σ
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Accumulated Transit Time
• In 1D, Analysis the Entire Grid is the (Only) Streamline
• In 3D, Transit Time Is Integrated Along Multiple Streamlines
from Emitter to Collector
Σ
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Accumulated Transit Time
• Can Be Used for Optimization in Extreme Environments
• Impact of EB, CB SCR and Transition to Neutral Collector
Bellini, M et al., ECS Trans, 2008, vol.16, pp. 10791088 Waikiki, HI
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Radiation
• Gain Degradation
• Substrate Effect on Inverse Gummel and CBC
• Thermal Resistance
• Impact of Layout on Single Event Upset
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Proton DC Response
• SOI and Bulk Devices Have Identical EB Structure
• No degradation Introduced by SOI (expected)
Inverse
Bulk SOI
Forwardmode
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Substrate Effect
• VS Reduces PostIrradiation Leakage in Inverse Mode
• TCAD Shows Current Flowing Away from Si/SiO2 Interface
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Thermal Resistance
• RTH of HBTonSOI Increases with VS and Radiation
• TCAD Shows Local Heating at SOI/BOX Interface
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09 Bellini, M et al., Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on , vol.55, no.6, pp.31973201, Dec. 2007 77
Thermal Resistance
• RTH of HBTonSOI Increases with VS and Radiation
• TCAD Shows Local Heating at SOI/BOX Interface
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09 Bellini, M et al., Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on , vol.55, no.6, pp.31973201, Dec. 2007 78
Single Event Upset
• CollectorSubstrate Junction Aids Charge Collection
• SOI Effectively Shuts Down the Charge Collection Path
heavy ion
SOI
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09 J. Pellish et al., NSREC 06 34
Single Event Upset
• Fully Calibrated 3D TCAD Simulation of Strike in E Center
• The Collector Current Changes Sign During the Transient
Emitter Center
Strike
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Single Event Upset
• Ion Strike Location Between Emitter and Base
• Different Current Pulse Shape Due to Layout and Doping
Bellini, M et al., Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on , vol.55, no.6, pp.31973201, Dec. 2007
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Summary
● Developed a new technique to optimize device speed
Electrochemical Society Symposium, vol. 16, pp. 10791088, 2008.
● First low and highT studies of SiGe HBTsonSOI
IEEE WOLTE 2006, vol. WPP264, pp. 8792, 2006.
IEEE Bipolar/BiCMOS Circuits and Technology Meeting, pp. 14, 2006.
● First analysis of 1/f noise in inverse mode
SPIE 2007 Fluctuation and Noise Conference, pp. H1H9, 2007.
● Explained resistance to “Mixed Mode” electrical stress
IEEE Bipolar/BiCMOS Circuits and Technology Meeting, pp. 234237, 2007.
● Compared radiation response of thick and thinfilm SOI
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, vol. 53, no. 6, pp. 31823186, 2006.
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, vol. 54, no. 6, pp. 22452250, 2007.
● Understood layout impact on charge collection
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, vol. 55, no. 6, pp. 31973201, 2008.
● First analysis of effects of radiation on thermal resistance
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, vol. 55, no. 6, pp. 31973201, 2008.
Marco Bellini, 2/26/09 86
Contributions
Journal Papers
[1] Bellini, M.; Phillips, S. D.; Diestelhorst, R. M.; Cheng, P.; Cressler, J. D.; Marshall, P. W.; Turowski, M.; Avenier, G.; Chantre, A.; and
Chevalier, P., “Novel Total Dose and HeavyIon Charge Collection Phenomena in a New SiGe HBT on ThinFilm SOI Technology”, Nuclear
Science, IEEE Transactions on , vol.55, no.6, pp.31973201, Dec. 2007
[2] Bellini, M.; Jun, B.; Sutton, A. K.; Appaswamy, A. C.; Cheng, P.; Cressler, J. D.; Marshall, P. W.; Schrimpf, R. D.; Fleetwood, D. M.; ElKareh,
B.; Balster, S.; Steinmann, P.; Yasuda, H., "The Effects of Proton and XRay Irradiation on the DC and AC Performance of Complementary (npn
+ pnp) SiGe HBTs on ThickFilm SOI," Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on , vol.54, no.6, pp.22452250, Dec. 2007
[3] Bellini, M.; Jun, B.; Chen, T.; Cressler, J. D.; Marshall, P. W.; Chen, D.; Schrimpf, R. D.; Fleetwood, D. M.; Cai, J., "XRay Irradiation and
Bias Effects in FullyDepleted and PartiallyDepleted SiGe HBTs Fabricated on CMOSCompatible SOI," Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions
on , vol.53, no.6, pp.31823186, Dec. 2006
[4] Appaswamy, A.; Bellini, M.; WeiMin Lance Kuo; Peng Cheng; Jiahui Yuan; Chendong Zhu; Cressler, J.D.; Guofu Niu; Joseph, A.J., "Impact
of Scaling on the InverseMode Operation of SiGe HBTs," Electron Devices, IEEE Transactions on , vol.54, no.6, pp.14921501, June 2007
[5] Sutton, A.K.; Bellini, M.; Cressler, J.D.; Pellish, J.A.; Reed, R.A.; Marshall, P.W.; Guofu Niu; Vizkelethy, G.; Turowski, M.; Raman, A., "An
Evaluation of TransistorLayout RHBD Techniques for SEE Mitigation in SiGe HBTs," Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on , vol.54, no.6,
pp.20442052, Dec. 2007
[6] Najafizadeh, L.; Sutton, A.K.; Diestelhorst, R.M.; Bellini, M.; Bongim Jun; Cressler, J.D.; Marshall, P.W.; Marshall, C.J., "A Comparison of the
Effects of XRay and Proton Irradiation on the Performance of SiGe Precision Voltage References," Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on ,
vol.54, no.6, pp.22382244, Dec. 2007
[7] Sutton, A. K.; Gnana Prakash, A. P.; Jun, B.; Zhao, E.; Bellini, M.; Pellish, J.; Diestelhorst, R. M.; Carts, M. A.; Phan, A.; Ladbury, R.;
Cressler, J. D.; Marshall, P. W.; Marshall, C. J.; Reed, R. A.; Schrimpf, R. D.; Fleetwood, D. M., "An Investigation of Dose Rate and Source
Dependent Effects in 200 GHz SiGe HBTs," Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on , vol.53, no.6, pp.31663174, Dec. 2006
[8] Jun, B.; Diestelhorst, R. M.; Bellini, M.; Espinel, G.; Appaswamy, A.; Prakash, A. P. G.; Cressler, J. D.; Chen, D.; Schrimpf, R. D.; Fleetwood,
D. M.; Turowski, M.; Raman, A., "TemperatureDependence of OffState Drain Leakage in XRay Irradiated 130 nm CMOS Devices," Nuclear
Science, IEEE Transactions on , vol.53, no.6, pp.32033209, Dec. 2006
[9] Najafizadeh, L.; Bellini, M.; Prakash, A. P. G.; Espinel, G. A.; Cressler, J. D.; Marshall, P. W.; Marshall, C. J., "Proton Tolerance of SiGe
Precision Voltage References for Extreme Temperature Range Electronics," Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on , vol.53, no.6,
pp.32103216, Dec. 2006
[10] Chen, T; Sutton, A.K.; Bellini, M.; Haugerud, B.M.; Comeau, J.P.; Qingqing Liang; Cressler, J.D.; Jin Cai; Ning, T.H.; Marshall, P.W.;
Marshall, C.J., "Proton radiation effects in vertical SiGe HBTs fabricated on CMOScompatible SOI," Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on ,
vol.52, no.6, pp. 23532357, Dec. 2005
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Contributions
Conference Papers
[1] Bellini, M.; Cressler, J.D.; Turowski, M.; Avenier, G.; Chantre, A. and Chevalier, P. “3D Regional Transit Time Analysis of
SiGe HBTs on ThinFilm SOI”, ECS Trans, 2008, vol.16, pp. 10791088 Waikiki, HI
[2] Bellini, M.; Phillips, S. D.; Diestelhorst, R. M.; Cheng, P.; Cressler, J. D.; Marshall, P. W.; Turowski, M.; Avenier, G.; Chantre,
A.; and Chevalier, P., “Novel Total Dose and HeavyIon Charge Collection Phenomena in a New SiGe HBT on ThinFilm SOI
Technology”, presented at IEEE NSREC 2008, Tucson, AZ
[2] Bellini, M.; Cressler, J.D.; Jin Cai, "Assessing the HighTemperature Capabilities of SiGe HBTs Fabricated on CMOS
compatible Thinfilm SOI," Bipolar/BiCMOS Circuits and Technology Meeting, 2007. BCTM '07. IEEE , pp.234237, Sept. 30 2007
Oct. 2 2007
[4] Bellini, M.; Jun, B.; Sutton, A. K.; Appaswamy, A. C.; Cheng, P.; Cressler, J. D.; Marshall, P. W.; Schrimpf, R. D.; Fleetwood,
D. M.; ElKareh, B.; Balster, S.; Steinmann, P.; Yasuda, H., "The Effects of Proton and XRay Irradiation on the DC and AC
Performance of Complementary (npn + pnp) SiGe HBTs on ThickFilm SOI," presented at IEEE NSREC 2006, Ponte Vedra, FL.
[5] Bellini, M.; Jun, B.; Chen, T.; Cressler, J. D.; Marshall, P. W.; Chen, D.; Schrimpf, R. D.; Fleetwood, D. M.; Cai, J., "XRay
Irradiation and Bias Effects in FullyDepleted and PartiallyDepleted SiGe HBTs Fabricated on CMOSCompatible SOI," presented
at IEEE NSREC 2007, Waikiki, HI
[6] Bellini, M.; Cheng, P., Appaswamy, A.; Cressler, J. D. and Cai, J. “1/f Noise in SiGe HBTs Fabricated on CMOSCompatible
ThinFilm SOI”, presented at 2007 SPIE Fluctuation and Noise Conference, Italy 2007
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ThinFilm SOI," Bipolar/BiCMOS Circuits and Technology Meeting, 2006, pp.14, 810 Oct. 2006
[8] Bellini, M.; Chen, T.; Cressler, J. D. ,and Cai, J.; “Cryogenic Operation of SiGe HBTs on CMOScompatible ThinFilm SOI
Substrates”, presented at the 7th European Workshop on Low Temperature Electronics, Noordwijk, The Netherlands, June, 2006
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Acknowledgements
• Defense Exam Committee
Dr. Cressler (Advisor), Dr. Shen, Dr. Papapolymerou, Dr. Ralph, Dr. Zhou
• IBM, Texas Instruments, STMicroelectronics
• Fulbright IIE, D'Onofrio Fellowship Board
• GEDC & Support Staff
Dr. Scholz, DeeDee Bennett, Joi Adams, Tammy Scott, Chris Evans, help@ECE,…
• SiGe Research Group
Zhenrong, Qingqing, Akil, Becca, Mustayeen, Adnan, Curtis, Mustansir, Tianbing, Enhai, Jon,
Lance, Ram, Chendong, Yuan, BB, Joel, Xingtao, Laleh, Aravind, Jiahui, Tushar, Tom, Steven,
Ryan, Gus, Bongim, Prakash, Nand, Prabir, Anuj, Kurt, Stephen, Partha, Seth, John, JJ…
• Family and Friends
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