Optimized pMOS-Triggered Bidirectional SCR for Low-Voltage ESD Protection Applications

In this paper, an optimized pMOS-triggered bidirectional silicon-controlled rectifier (PTBSCR) fabricated in a 0.18-μm CMOS technology is proposed as a viable electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection solution. Capable of working under both the power-ON and power-OFF conditions, this structure is ver...

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description In this paper, an optimized pMOS-triggered bidirectional silicon-controlled rectifier (PTBSCR) fabricated in a 0.18-μm CMOS technology is proposed as a viable electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection solution. Capable of working under both the power-ON and power-OFF conditions, this structure is verified to provide bidirectional ESD protection performance superior to those reported in the literatures. Critical ESD parameters, such as the trigger voltage, holding voltage, and leakage current, can be flexibly adjusted via layout changes. With a low trigger voltage, a small ESD design window, a high robustness, and a small silicon area consumption, the PTBSCR is very suitable for low-voltage and low-power ESD protection applications.
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CMOS
Current measurement
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Electrostatic discharges
Leakage current
Leakage currents
Logic gates
pMOS-triggered
Robustness
Silicon
silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR)
Stress
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trigger voltage
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