Abstract:
An integrated power semiconductor device, includes devices integrated on a single chip. The devices include a vertical high voltage device, a first high voltage pLDMOS device, a high voltage nLDMOS device, a second high voltage pLDMOS device, a low voltage NMOS device, a low voltage PMOS device, a low voltage NPN device, and a low voltage diode device. A dielectric isolation is applied to the first high voltage pLDMOS device, the high voltage nLDMOS device, the second high voltage pLDMOS device, the low voltage NMOS device, the low voltage PMOS device, the low voltage NPN device, and the low voltage diode device. A multi-channel design is applied to the first high voltage pLDMOS device, and the high voltage nLDMOS device. A single channel design is applied to the second high voltage pLDMOS device.
Abstract:
A double-sided diaphragm micro gas-preconcentrator has a micro-gas chamber which is formed by stacking an upper silicon substrate with a lower silicon substrate with a back-on-face configuration. One or more suspended membranes are provided on every silicon substrate. The silicon where the suspended membrane is provided is completely removed for forming a cavity. A thin-film heater is deposited on every suspended membrane. A sorptive film is coated on an inner wall of every suspended membrane. Thus, the upper and lower sides of the preconcentrator in the present invention are suspended membranes, which improve the area of the sorptive film on the diaphragm. As a result, the preconcentrating factor is improved while keeping the small heat capacity, fast heating rate, and low power consumption features of the planar diaphragm preconcentrator.
Abstract:
A double-sided diaphragm micro gas-preconcentrator has a micro-gas chamber which is formed by stacking an upper silicon substrate with a lower silicon substrate with a back-on-face configuration. One or more suspended membranes are provided on every silicon substrate. The silicon where the suspended membrane is provided is completely removed for forming a cavity. A thin-film heater is deposited on every suspended membrane. A sorptive film is coated on an inner wall of every suspended membrane. Thus, the upper and lower sides of the preconcentrator in the present invention are suspended membranes, which improve the area of the sorptive film on the diaphragm. As a result, the preconcentrating factor is improved while keeping the small heat capacity, fast heating rate, and low power consumption features of the planar diaphragm preconcentrator.