Patent classifications
H01L21/0465
ION IMPLANTATION DEVICE WITH ENERGY FILTER HAVING ADDITIONAL THERMAL ENERGY DISSIPATION SURFACE AREA
An ion implantation device (20) comprising an energy filter (25), wherein the energy filter (25) has a thermal energy dissipation surface area, wherein the energy filter (25) comprises a membrane with a first surface and a second surface disposed opposite to the first surface, the first surface being a structured surface.
ION IMPLANTATION DEVICE COMPRISING ENERGY FILTER AND ADDITIONAL HEATING ELEMENT
An ion implantation device (20) is provided comprising an energy filter (25) with a structured membrane, wherein the energy filter (25) is heated by absorbed energy from the ion beam, and at least one additional heating element (50a-d, 55a-d, 60, 70) for heating the energy filter (25).
SiC SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A SiC semiconductor device includes a SiC chip having a main surface, a trench gate structure formed at the main surface, a trench source structure formed at the main surface away from the trench gate structure in one direction, an insulating film covering the trench gate structure and the trench source structure above the main surface, a gate main surface electrode formed on the insulating film and a gate wiring that is led out from the gate main surface electrode onto the insulating film such as to cross the trench gate structure and the trench source structure in the one direction, and that is electrically connected to the trench gate structure through the insulating film, and that faces the trench source structure with the insulating film between the trench source structure and the gate wiring.
Superjunction Structure in a Power Semiconductor Device
A method of processing a power semiconductor device includes: providing a semiconductor body of the power semiconductor device; coupling a mask to the semiconductor body; and subjecting the semiconductor body to an ion implantation such that implantation ions traverse the mask prior to entering the semiconductor body.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A semiconductor device includes a vertical semiconductor element having a deep layer, a current dispersion layer, a base region, a high-concentration region, and a trench gate structure. The deep layer has multiple sections being apart to each other in one direction. The current dispersion layer is between adjacent two of the sections of the deep layer. The high-concentration region is on a portion of the base region. The trench gate structure includes a gate trench, a gate insulation film and a gate electrode. The current dispersion layer is at a bottom of the trench gate structure, and has an ion-implanted layer extending from a bottom portion of the gate trench to a bottom portion of the deep layer or a location below the bottom portion of the deep layer.
METHOD AND MANUFACTURE OF ROBUST, HIGH-PERFORMANCE DEVICES
An embodiment relates to a method and manufacture of robust, high-performance devices. The method comprises preparing a unit cell of a Silicon Carbide (SiC) substrate comprising a first conductivity type substrate and a first conductivity type drift layer; forming a second conductivity type well region; forming a first conductivity type source region within the second conductivity type well region; and forming a second conductivity type shield region surrounding the first conductivity type source region. The second conductivity type shield region formed comprises a portion of the second conductivity type shield region located on a SiC surface.
Method and manufacture of robust, high-performance devices
An embodiment relates to a method and manufacture of robust, high-performance devices. The method comprises preparing a unit cell of a Silicon Carbide (SiC) substrate comprising a first conductivity type substrate and a first conductivity type drift layer; forming a second conductivity type well region; forming a first conductivity type source region within the second conductivity type well region; and forming a second conductivity type shield region surrounding the first conductivity type source region. The second conductivity type shield region formed comprises a portion of the second conductivity type shield region located on a SiC surface.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
In a semiconductor device, an interlayer insulating film electrically insulating a gate electrode and a source electrode has a structure in which a BPSG film and a NSG film are sequentially stacked. Further, the interlayer insulating film has a structure in which the BPSG film, the NSG film, and a SiN film are sequentially stacked, or a structure in which the BPSG film, the SiN film, and the NSG film are sequentially stacked. Such a structure enables the reliability of the semiconductor device in which a pin-shaped electrode is bonded by solder to be improved.
MOSFET IN SIC WITH SELF-ALIGNED LATERAL MOS CHANNEL
There is disclosed a method for manufacturing a MOSFET with lateral channel in SiC, said MOSFET comprising simultaneously formed n type regions comprising an access region and a JFET region defining the length of the MOS channel, and wherein the access region and the JFET region are formed by ion implantation by using one masking step. The design is self-aligning so that the length of the MOS channel is defined by simultaneous creating n-type regions on both sides of the channel using one masking step. Any misalignment in the mask is moved to other less critical positions in the device. The risk of punch-through is decreased compared to the prior art. The current distribution becomes more homogenous. The short-circuit capability increases. There is lower Drain-Source specific on-resistance due to a reduced MOS channel resistance. There is a lower JFET resistance due to the possibility to increase the JFET region doping concentration.
SILICON CARBIDE SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
In an edge termination region, p-type regions and p.sup.−-type regions configuring a spatial modulation JTE structure are selectively provided at depth positions apart from a front surface of a semiconductor substrate. Respective bottoms of the p-type regions and the p.sup.−-type regions are at depth positions deeper from the front surface of the semiconductor substrate than is a bottom of a p-type peripheral region of a peripheral portion of an active region. An outer-side corner of the bottom of the p-type peripheral region is surrounded by an innermost one of the p-type regions and is free from contact with an n.sup.−-type drift region of the edge termination region.