An electronic device includes a first-conductivity-type substrate and a second-conductivity-type epitaxial layer having a first dopant concentration. A first substrate region includes a second-conductivity-type buried layer and is enclosed by a first deep isolation structure. Within the first substrate region are a first doped region having the second conductivity type and a dopant concentration greater than the first dopant concentration and a second doped region having the first conductivity type. A second substrate region includes a first-conductivity-type buried layer and is enclosed by a second deep isolation structure. Within the second substrate region is a third doped region having the second conductivity type and a dopant concentration greater than the first dopant concentration.

The present invention is related to a substrate (10) for a controlled implantation of ions (80) into a bulk (20), the substrate (10) comprising the bulk (20) composed of a crystalline first material (70), the bulk (20) comprising an implantation region (28) and a surface (22), wherein the implantation region (28) is located within the bulk (20) and along an implantation direction (82) at an implantation depth (26) below an implantation area (24) on the surface (10) of the bulk (20). Further, the present invention is related to a method of preparing a substrate (10) for a controlled implantation of ions (80) into a bulk (20), preferably the aforementioned substrate (10), the substrate (10) comprising the bulk (20) composed of a crystalline first material (70), the bulk (20) comprising an implantation region (28) and the surface (22), wherein the implantation region (28) is located within the bulk (20) and along an implantation direction (82) at an implantation depth (26) below an implantation area (24) on the surface (22) of the bulk (20).

Provided are a semiconductor device and a power converting device utilizing a field-stop layer in a vertical semiconductor device with improved manufacturability using large-diameter wafers. A semiconductor device manufacturing method according to the present invention is characterized by: a step for, after a pattern on a main surface side of a drift layer of a first conductivity type is formed, irradiating ions from a second main surface side to a predetermined depth; a step for, after the ion irradiation, converting the ions into donors by anneal processing of heating at 300-450° C. for 60 seconds or less, thereby forming a field-stop layer; and a step for reducing the thickness of a semiconductor substrate to a predetermined value from the second main surface side such that a crystal defect having occurred in the ion irradiating step is eliminated.

A diode is formed by a polycrystalline silicon bar which includes a first doped region with a first conductivity type, a second doped region with a second conductivity type and an intrinsic region between the first and second doped regions. A conductive layer extends parallel to the polycrystalline silicon bar and separated from the polycrystalline silicon bar by a dielectric layer. The conductive layer is configured to be biased by a bias voltage.

A method for manufacturing a SiC-based electronic device, that includes implanting, at a front side of a solid body of SiC having a conductivity of N type, dopant species of P type, thus forming an implanted region that extends in depth in the solid body starting from the front side and has a top surface co-planar with said front side; and generating a laser beam directed towards the implanted region in order to generate heating of the implanted region at temperatures comprised between 1500° C. and 2600° C. so as to form an ohmic contact region including one or more carbon-rich layers, for example graphene and/or graphite layers, in the implanted region and, simultaneously, activation of the dopant species of P type.

A power device includes a substrate including a drift layer and having a first region and a second region, the drift layer having impurities of a first type; a switch formed in the first region; a diode formed in the second region; a metal structure formed over a surface of the substrate, the metal structure having a first thickness over the first region of the substrate and a second thickness over the second region of the substrate, the first thickness and second thickness having at least 3 um in thickness difference; and a zone provided in the drift layer in the second region of the substrate, the zone having impurities of a second type that is different from the first type.

A transient voltage suppression device includes a substrate; a first conductivity type well region disposed in the substrate and comprising a first well and a second well; a third well disposed on the substrate, a bottom part of the third well extending to the substrate; a fourth well disposed in the first well; a first doped region disposed in the second well; a second doped region disposed in the third well; a third doped region disposed in the fourth well; a fourth doped region disposed in the fourth well; a fifth doped region extending from inside of the fourth well to the outside of the fourth well, a portion located outside the fourth well being located in the first well; a sixth doped region disposed in the first well; a seventh doped region disposed below the fifth doped region and in the first well.

A semiconductor device including a protected element, a contact region, wiring, and a channel stopper region. The protected element is configured including a p-n junction diode between an anode region and a cathode region, and is arranged in an active layer of a substrate. The periphery of the diode is surrounded by an element isolation region. The contact region is arranged at a portion on a main face of the anode region, and is set with a same conductivity type as the anode region, and set with a higher impurity concentration than the anode region. The wiring is arranged over the diode. One end portion of the wiring is connected to the contact region and another end portion extends over a passivation film. The channel stopper region is arranged at a portion on the main face of the anode region under the wiring between the contact region and the element isolation region, and is set with an opposite conductivity type to the contact region.

A process for producing at least two adjacent regions, each comprising an array of light-emitting wires connected together in a given region by a transparent conductive layer, comprises: producing, on a substrate, a plurality of individual zones for growing wires extending over an area greater than the cumulative area of the two chips; growing wires in the individual growth zones; removing wires from at least one zone forming an initial free area to define the arrays of wires, the initial free area comprising individual growth zones level with the removed wires; and depositing a transparent conductive layer on each array of wires to electrically connect the wires of a given array of wires, each conductive layer being separated from the conductive layer of the neighbouring region by a free area. A device obtained using the process of the invention is also provided.

A process for producing at least two adjacent regions, each comprising an array of light-emitting wires connected together in a given region by a transparent conductive layer, comprises: producing, on a substrate, a plurality of individual zones for growing wires extending over an area greater than the cumulative area of the two chips; growing wires in the individual growth zones; removing wires from at least one zone forming an initial free area to define the arrays of wires, the initial free area comprising individual growth zones level with the removed wires; and depositing a transparent conductive layer on each array of wires to electrically connect the wires of a given array of wires, each conductive layer being separated from the conductive layer of the neighbouring region by a free area. A device obtained using the process of the invention is also provided.