In this work, we investigate the impact of distinctly processed trap-rich layers of polysilicon inserted between BOX and HR Si substrate on the effective resistivity, substrate losses and crosstalk level in HR SOI wafers. The wafers were fabricated starting from p-type high resistivity bulk wafers with resistivity higher than 3 kΩ.cm. The wafers were first covered with a LPCVD layer of undoped polysilicon at 2 distinct temperatures (Tpoly=585 °C, 625 °C) and with varying thickness. This layer was afterwards passivated with a charge rich 3 μm thick PECVD oxide of the reference wafer. The oxide layer was densified by RTA at 800 °C during 20 s
In this work 3 different types of UNIBOND Silicon-on-Insulator 5SOI) wafers including one standard a...
This work addresses the issue of parasitic conduction at the substrate surface in high resistivity (...
Performance of RF integrated circuit (IC) is directly linked to the analog and high frequency charac...
This paper provides an overview of the issues associated with parasitic surface conduction (PSC) in ...
Substrate crosstalk and RF losses in HR-SOI, and the introduction of a stabilized polysilicon layer ...
As CMOS technology continues to scale down, allowing operation in the GHz range, it provides the opp...
In this paper, we investigate the impact of a passivation layer on the performance of a commercial h...
High resistivity (HR) silicon wafers are promising candidates for RF applications due, mainly, to th...
HR-SOI technology is currently addressing mobile challenges allowing heterogeneous integration on a ...
High Resistivity (HR) Si substrates with resistivity values higher than 3 kΩ.cm have been demonstrat...
For planar RF structures made on oxidized High Resistivity (HR) Si substrates, it is fundamental to ...
For the last five years the semiconductor industry has evolved from a quest to get more logic and co...
We present for the first time the RF and linear performance of commercial 200 mm trap-rich HR-SOI wa...
Crosstalk propagation through silicon substrate is a serious limiting factor on the performance of t...
We introduce in this work a new quality factor called effective resistivity (rho(eff)), which is use...
In this work 3 different types of UNIBOND Silicon-on-Insulator 5SOI) wafers including one standard a...
This work addresses the issue of parasitic conduction at the substrate surface in high resistivity (...
Performance of RF integrated circuit (IC) is directly linked to the analog and high frequency charac...
This paper provides an overview of the issues associated with parasitic surface conduction (PSC) in ...
Substrate crosstalk and RF losses in HR-SOI, and the introduction of a stabilized polysilicon layer ...
As CMOS technology continues to scale down, allowing operation in the GHz range, it provides the opp...
In this paper, we investigate the impact of a passivation layer on the performance of a commercial h...
High resistivity (HR) silicon wafers are promising candidates for RF applications due, mainly, to th...
HR-SOI technology is currently addressing mobile challenges allowing heterogeneous integration on a ...
High Resistivity (HR) Si substrates with resistivity values higher than 3 kΩ.cm have been demonstrat...
For planar RF structures made on oxidized High Resistivity (HR) Si substrates, it is fundamental to ...
For the last five years the semiconductor industry has evolved from a quest to get more logic and co...
We present for the first time the RF and linear performance of commercial 200 mm trap-rich HR-SOI wa...
Crosstalk propagation through silicon substrate is a serious limiting factor on the performance of t...
We introduce in this work a new quality factor called effective resistivity (rho(eff)), which is use...
In this work 3 different types of UNIBOND Silicon-on-Insulator 5SOI) wafers including one standard a...
This work addresses the issue of parasitic conduction at the substrate surface in high resistivity (...
Performance of RF integrated circuit (IC) is directly linked to the analog and high frequency charac...