P. Dars, G. Merckel, M. Haond, O. Coumar, R. Gaillard, H. Belhaddad
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Abstract
The authors discuss the influence of back oxide trapped charges on the degradation of the output characteristics of irradiated SOI PMOS transistors. It is found that a positive back gate bias during gamma irradiation promotes an accumulation of trapped holes at the Si-SiO/sub 2/ interface in the buried oxide. The induced parasitic kink effect, which is usually present in SOI NMOS, has been observed and characterized in a PMOS transistor. These results, explained by the increased electric field near the drain, are confirmed by a 2-D analysis. This phenomenon, related to P-channels, should be taken into account for analogical device and circuit optimization.<>