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This letter presents a novel lateral superjunction lateral insulated-gate bipolar transistor (LIGBT) in partial silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology in 0.18-partial-SOI (PSOI) high-voltage (HV) process. For an n-type superjunction LIGBT, the p-layer in the superjunction drift region not only helps in achieving uniform electric field distribution but also contributes to the on-state current. The superjunction LIGBT successfully achieves a breakdown voltage (BV) of 210 V with anRdsonof 765mΩ². It exhibits half the value of specific on-state resistanceRdsonand three times higher saturation current(Idsat)for the same BV, compared to a comparable lateral superjunction laterally diffused metal–oxide–semiconductor fabricated in the same technology. It also performs well in higher temperature dc operation with 38.8% increase inRdsonat 175∘C, compared to the room temperature without any degradation in latch-up performance. To realize this device, it only requires one additional mask layer into X-FAB 0.18-PSOI HV process.
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