cmos n p twin tub well formation
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Quick way to see how the cmos well formation occurs. Videos might not work properly! Apologies!TRANSCRIPT
CMOS WELL FORMATIONAZMATH MOOSA
M. TECH 1ST YEAR
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
INTRODUCTION
• Well refers to a region within a p or n type substrate of opposite dopant type
N WELL FORMATION
P WELL FORMATION
TWIN TUB FORMATION
• Provide separate optimization of the n-type and p-type transistors • Makes it possible to optimize "Vt", "Body effect", and the "Gain" of n, p
devices, independently.
TWIN TUB• Steps:
• Start with lightly doped n or p type material
• "epitaxial" or "epi" layer to prevent "latch up"
• Process sequence • a. Tub formation
• b. Thin-Oxide construction
• c. Source & drain implantations
• d. Contact cut definition
• e. Metallization
Concentrated PHOSPHOROUS AmbientConcentrated BORON Ambient
TWIN TUB FORMATION
N+ substrate
Epitaxial Layer
Photoresist
Mask
Photoresist
P - well N - well
Mask
Oxide Oxide
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