Ultra-Low Power Consuming Direct Radiation Sensors Based on Floating Gate Structures
In this paper, we report on ultra-low power consuming single poly floating gate direct radiation sensors. The developed devices are intended for total ionizing dose (TID) measurements and fabricated in a standard CMOS process flow. Sensor design and operation is discussed in detail. Original array s...
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doaj-8c7e708922c843c38c643bafd5ac4fee2020-11-24T23:23:52ZengMDPI AGJournal of Low Power Electronics and Applications2079-92682017-07-01732010.3390/jlpea7030020jlpea7030020Ultra-Low Power Consuming Direct Radiation Sensors Based on Floating Gate StructuresEvgeny Pikhay0Yakov Roizin1Yael Nemirovsky2TowerJazz, 2310520 Migdal HaEmek, IsraelTowerJazz, 2310520 Migdal HaEmek, IsraelTechnion-Israel Institute of Technology, Technion City, 32000 Haifa, IsraelIn this paper, we report on ultra-low power consuming single poly floating gate direct radiation sensors. The developed devices are intended for total ionizing dose (TID) measurements and fabricated in a standard CMOS process flow. Sensor design and operation is discussed in detail. Original array sensors were suggested and fabricated that allowed high statistical significance of the radiation measurements and radiation imaging functions. Single sensors and array sensors were analyzed in combination with the specially developed test structures. This allowed insight into the physics of sensor operations and exclusion of the phenomena related to material degradation under irradiation in the interpretation of the measurement results. Response of the developed sensors to various sources of ionizing radiation (Gamma, X-ray, UV, energetic ions) was investigated. The optimal design of sensor for implementation in dosimetry systems was suggested. The roadmap for future improvement of sensor performance is suggested.https://www.mdpi.com/2079-9268/7/3/20radiation sensorfloating gateCMOSsemiconductorenergetic ionsGammaX-rayUV |
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Evgeny Pikhay Yakov Roizin Yael Nemirovsky Ultra-Low Power Consuming Direct Radiation Sensors Based on Floating Gate Structures Journal of Low Power Electronics and Applications radiation sensor floating gate CMOS semiconductor energetic ions Gamma X-ray UV |
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Evgeny Pikhay Yakov Roizin Yael Nemirovsky |
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Ultra-Low Power Consuming Direct Radiation Sensors Based on Floating Gate Structures |
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Ultra-Low Power Consuming Direct Radiation Sensors Based on Floating Gate Structures |
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Ultra-Low Power Consuming Direct Radiation Sensors Based on Floating Gate Structures |
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Ultra-Low Power Consuming Direct Radiation Sensors Based on Floating Gate Structures |
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Ultra-Low Power Consuming Direct Radiation Sensors Based on Floating Gate Structures |
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ultra-low power consuming direct radiation sensors based on floating gate structures |
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Journal of Low Power Electronics and Applications |
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2079-9268 |
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2017-07-01 |
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In this paper, we report on ultra-low power consuming single poly floating gate direct radiation sensors. The developed devices are intended for total ionizing dose (TID) measurements and fabricated in a standard CMOS process flow. Sensor design and operation is discussed in detail. Original array sensors were suggested and fabricated that allowed high statistical significance of the radiation measurements and radiation imaging functions. Single sensors and array sensors were analyzed in combination with the specially developed test structures. This allowed insight into the physics of sensor operations and exclusion of the phenomena related to material degradation under irradiation in the interpretation of the measurement results. Response of the developed sensors to various sources of ionizing radiation (Gamma, X-ray, UV, energetic ions) was investigated. The optimal design of sensor for implementation in dosimetry systems was suggested. The roadmap for future improvement of sensor performance is suggested. |
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radiation sensor floating gate CMOS semiconductor energetic ions Gamma X-ray UV |
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