Patent classifications
H01L29/6609
DIODE DEVICES AND METHODS OF FORMING A DIODE DEVICE
According to various embodiments, there is provided a diode device including a semiconductor substrate of a first conductivity type, a first semiconductor region formed within the semiconductor substrate, an epitaxial region of the first conductivity type, and a second semiconductor region of a second conductivity type different from the first conductivity type. The first semiconductor region includes a chalcogen. The epitaxial region is formed over the first semiconductor region. The second semiconductor region is formed over the epitaxial region.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND ITS MANUFACTURING METHOD
A gallium oxide diode includes: a gallium oxide substrate having an n-type gallium oxide drift layer; an anode electrode of a metal film formed over a front surface of the n-type gallium oxide drift layer; a cathode electrode formed over a rear surface of the gallium oxide substrate; and a reaction layer of a metal oxide film of p-type conductivity formed between the anode electrode and the n-type gallium oxide drift layer. Further, a manufacturing method of a gallium oxide diode includes steps of forming an anode electrode of a metal film over an n-type gallium oxide drift layer formed over a gallium oxide substrate; and forming a reaction layer between the anode electrode and the n-type gallium oxide drift layer by performing a heat treatment to the gallium oxide substrate after forming the anode electrode, the reaction layer being made of a metal oxide film with p-type conductivity.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A p-type semiconductor region is formed in a front surface side of an n-type semiconductor substrate. An n-type field stop (FS) region including protons as a donor is formed in a rear surface side of the semiconductor substrate. A concentration distribution of the donors in the FS region include first, second, third and fourth peaks in order from a front surface to the rear surface. Each of the peaks has a peak maximum point, and peak end points formed at both sides of the peak maximum point. The peak maximum points of the first and second peaks are higher than the peak maximum point of the third peak. The peak maximum point of the third peak is lower than the peak maximum point of the fourth peak.
DIODE
A diode of the present disclosure includes a stacked structure, and a first connection section and a second connection section provided at respective ends of the stacked structure in a length direction. The stacked structure includes a first structure and a second structure each having a nanowire structure or a nanosheet structure and stacked alternately in a thickness direction. The first connection section has a first conductivity type, and the second connection section has a second conductivity type. The diode A further includes a control electrode section formed to extend at least from a top portion to a side surface of the stacked structure and spaced apart from the first connection section and the second connection section. The first connection section and the control electrode section or the second connection section and the control electrode section are connected electrically.
Vertical Power Semiconductor Device, Semiconductor Wafer or Bare-Die Arrangement, Carrier, and Method of Manufacturing a Vertical Power Semiconductor Device
A vertical power semiconductor device is described. The vertical power semiconductor device includes a semiconductor body having a first main surface and a second main surface opposite to the first main surface. A thickness of the semiconductor body between the first main surface and the second main surface ranges from 40 μm to 200 μm. Active device elements are formed in the semiconductor body at the first main surface. Edge termination elements at least partly surround the active device elements at the first main surface. A diffusion region extends into the semiconductor body from the second main surface. A doping concentration profile of the diffusion region decreases from a peak concentration Ns at the second main surface to a concentration Ns/e, e being Euler's number, over a vertical distance ranging from 1 μm to 5 μm.
Diamond semiconductor device
An electrical device comprising a substrate of diamond material and elongate metal protrusions extending into respective recesses in the substrate. Doped semiconductor layers, arranged between respective protrusions and the substrate, behave as n type semiconducting material on application of an electric field, between the protrusions and the substrate, suitable to cause a regions of positive space charge within the semiconductor layers.
Efficient heat-sinking in PIN diode
The thermal impedance of p-i-n diodes integrated on semiconductor-on-insulator substrates can be reduced with thermally conducting vias that shunt heat across thermal barriers such as, e.g., the thick top oxide cladding often encapsulating the p-i-n diode. In various embodiments, one or more thermally conducting vias extend from a top surface of the intrinsic diode layer to a metal structure connected to the doped top layer of the diode, and/or from that metal structure down to at least the semiconductor device layer of the substrate.
Power diode and method of manufacturing a power diode
A method of processing a power diode includes: creating an anode region and a drift region in a semiconductor body: and forming, by a single ion implantation processing step, each of an anode contact zone and an anode damage zone in the anode region. Power diodes manufactured by the method are also described.
High voltage diode on SOI substrate with trench-modified current path
A semiconductor device may include a Silicon on Insulator (SOI) substrate, and a diode formed on the SOI substrate, the diode including a cathode region and an anode region. The semiconductor device may include at least one breakdown voltage trench disposed at an edge of the cathode region, and between the cathode region and the anode region.
Crosspoint phase change memory with crystallized silicon diode access device
A method of fabricating an access device in a crosspoint memory array structure during BEOL processing includes: forming at least a first doped semiconductor layer on an upper surface of a first conductive layer, the first doped semiconductor layer being in electrical connection with the first conductive layer; exposing at least a portion of the first doped semiconductor layer to a directed energy source to cause localized annealing in the first doped semiconductor layer to activate a dopant of a first conductivity type in the first doped semiconductor layer, thereby converting at least a portion of the first doped semiconductor layer into a polycrystalline layer; forming a second conductive layer over a least a portion of the first doped semiconductor layer; and etching the first doped semiconductor layer and the first and second conductive layers to form an access device that is self-aligned with the first and second conductive layers.