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摘要
本文介绍了一种基于硅绝缘体互补金属氧化物半导体(CMOS)集成电路的门控垂直霍尔传感器的设计和性能。我们展示了与集成在块体CMOS上的同类垂直霍尔传感器相比,灵敏度几乎提高了十倍,即恒压和恒流灵敏度分别为1200 V/V*T和130 V/V*T, 200mV/ a *T和23 mV/ a *T。高灵敏度可能与门控结构固有的放大机制有关。我们对内置增益的物理原理及其对偏置条件的依赖进行了解释。
High sensitivity vertical Hall sensor integrated with SOI CMOS
We present the design and performance of the gated vertical Hall sensor integrated with silicon on insulator (SOI) complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) integrated circuits. We demonstrated almost a factor of ten improvement in sensitivity over the comparable vertical Hall sensor integrated on bulk CMOS i.e. constant voltage and constant current sensitivity of 1200 V/V*T versus 130 V/V*T and 200mV/A*T versus 23 mV/A*T respectively. The high sensitivity is probably related to the inherent amplification mechanism in the gated structure. We offer our interpretation of the physical principles of the built in gain and its dependence on bias conditions.