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17 October 1994 Application of room-temperature CMOS process for low-temperature infrared readout circuit design
Wei-Lee Lu, Chin-Hsin Kao, L. S. Lu, Far-Wen Jih, Tai Ping Sun, Sheng-Jehn Yang, Charles Ching-Hsia Hsu, Chung-Yu Wu
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Abstract
Silicon VLSI technology can be used to build a high density readout circuit for the emerging high resolution IRFPA imaging system. The readout circuit has to be operating at liquid nitrogen (LN) temperature in order to both improve system performance and design simplicity as well as reduce complexity. Devices with various sizes are measured down to LN temperature. As silicon MOSFETs cooled down, various anomalies are observed. The observed anomalies in the measured results are described and explained whenever possible. The two most important temperature dependent parameters -- threshold voltage and carrier mobility are studied. Simple guidelines are provided to obtain suitable SPICE MOS level 3 dc parameters for circuit simulation.
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Wei-Lee Lu, Chin-Hsin Kao, L. S. Lu, Far-Wen Jih, Tai Ping Sun, Sheng-Jehn Yang, Charles Ching-Hsia Hsu, and Chung-Yu Wu "Application of room-temperature CMOS process for low-temperature infrared readout circuit design", Proc. SPIE 2269, Infrared Technology XX, (17 October 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.188668
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KEYWORDS
Temperature metrology

Silicon

Field effect transistors

Scattering

Molybdenum

Infrared technology

Device simulation

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