The Analysis of Device Model in CMOS Integrated Temperature Sensor

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According to the requirement of the CMOS integrated temperature sensor on the device, we analyzed the sub-threshold model of MOS device and the bipolar device under MOS technology. We found the latter is more suitable for a components of CMOS integrated temperature sensor devices. Therefore, we analyzed the influence of the substrate PNP tube’s piezoelectric effect on temperature sensor and compared different types of resistance that lays a theoretical basis for the design of CMOS integrated temperature sensor.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 986-987)

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1600-1605

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July 2014

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