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Device issues in the integration of analog/RF functions in deep submicron digital CMOS

System on a Chip (SOC) integration is being driven by the need for cost reduction in many applications such as wireless cell phones, mass storage, DSL modems, cable modems, short distance wireless, and digital still camera. This paper discusses the device issues with the integration of analog and RF functions together with deep submicron digital CMOS.