Abstract:
The generation of a Hall voltage within a semiconductor film of an integrated Hall effect sensor uses the flow of a current within the semiconductor film when subjected to a magnetic field. The film is disposed on top of an insulating layer, referred to as buried layer, which is itself disposed on top of a carrier substrate containing a buried electrode that is situated under the insulating layer. A biasing voltage is applied to the buried electrode.
Abstract:
An integrated cell may include an nMOS transistor, and an pMOS transistor. The cell may be produced in fully depleted silicon-on-insulator technology, and it is possible for the substrates of the transistors of the cell to be biased with the same adjustable biasing voltage.
Abstract:
An integrated cell may include an nMOS transistor, and an pMOS transistor. The cell may be produced in fully depleted silicon-on-insulator technology, and it is possible for the substrates of the transistors of the cell to be biased with the same adjustable biasing voltage.
Abstract:
The generation of a Hall voltage within a semiconductor film of an integrated Hall effect sensor uses the flow of a current within the semiconductor film when subjected to a magnetic field. The film is disposed on top of an insulating layer, referred to as buried layer, which is itself disposed on top of a carrier substrate containing a buried electrode that is situated under the insulating layer. A biasing voltage is applied to the buried electrode.