.A junction termination structure for silicon radiation detectors is investigated, featuring all-p-type multiguard and scribe-line implants, with metal field-plates providing complete coverage of the oxide upper surface above non-implanted regions. The sensitive interface between oxide and n-type substrate is thus electrostatically screened from the external environment, holding the promise for improved long-term stability of the device and excellent insensitivity to ambient conditions. Careful design of the multiguard layout enables high-voltage operation to be achieved. With respect to a previously proposed structure, the adoption of alternate outward and inward field plates between adjacent rings allows a large improvement in the voltage handling capability.

An improved all-p-type multiguard termination structure for silicon radiation detectors.

Boscardin, Maurizio;Dalla Betta, Gian Franco;Gregori, Paolo;Piemonte, Claudio;Rachevskaia, Irina;Ronchin, Sabina;Zorzi, Nicola
2002-01-01

Abstract

.A junction termination structure for silicon radiation detectors is investigated, featuring all-p-type multiguard and scribe-line implants, with metal field-plates providing complete coverage of the oxide upper surface above non-implanted regions. The sensitive interface between oxide and n-type substrate is thus electrostatically screened from the external environment, holding the promise for improved long-term stability of the device and excellent insensitivity to ambient conditions. Careful design of the multiguard layout enables high-voltage operation to be achieved. With respect to a previously proposed structure, the adoption of alternate outward and inward field plates between adjacent rings allows a large improvement in the voltage handling capability.
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