Patent classifications
H10D62/158
Symmetric LDMOS transistor including a well of a first type of conductivity and wells of an opposite second type of conductivity
The symmetric LDMOS transistor comprises a semiconductor substrate (1), a well (2) of a first type of conductivity in the substrate, and wells (3) of an opposite second type of conductivity. The wells (3) of the second type of conductivity are arranged at a distance from one another. Source/drain regions (4) are arranged in the wells of the second type of conductivity. A gate dielectric (7) is arranged on the substrate, and a gate electrode (8) on the gate dielectric. A doped region (10) of the second type of conductivity is arranged between the wells of the second type of conductivity at a distance from the wells. The gate electrode has a gap (9) above the doped region (10), and the gate electrode overlaps regions that are located between the wells (3) of the second type of conductivity and the doped region (10).
High voltage device with low Rdson
High voltage devices and methods for forming a high voltage device are disclosed. The method includes providing a substrate having top and bottom surfaces. The substrate is defined with a device region and a recessed region disposed within the device region. The recessed region includes a recessed surface disposed lower than the top surface of the substrate. A transistor is formed over the substrate. Forming the transistor includes forming a gate at least over the recessed surface and forming a source region adjacent to a first side of the gate below the recessed surface. Forming the transistor also includes forming a drain region displaced away from a second side of the gate. First and second device wells are formed in the substrate within the device region. The first device well encompasses the drain region and the second device well encompasses the source region.
POWER MOSFETS AND METHODS FOR FORMING THE SAME
Power Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors (MOSFETs) and methods of forming the same are provided. A power MOSFET may comprise a first drift region formed at a side of a gate electrode, and a second drift region beneath the gate electrode, adjacent to the first drift region, with a depth less than a depth of the first drift region so that the first drift region and the second drift region together form a stepwise shape. A sum of a depth of the second drift region, a depth of the gate dielectric, and a depth of the gate electrode may be of substantially a same value as a depth of the first drift region. The first drift region and the second drift region may be formed at the same time, using the gate electrode as a part of the implanting mask.
Semiconductor device having field plate structures and gate electrode structures between the field plate structures
A semiconductor device includes a field effect transistor in a semiconductor substrate having a first surface. The field effect transistor includes a first field plate structure and a second field plate structure, each extending in a first direction parallel to the first surface, and gate electrode structures disposed over the first surface and extending in a second direction parallel to the first surface, the gate electrode structures being disposed between the first and the second field plate structures.
High voltage transistor operable with a high gate voltage
A semiconductor device includes a first load contact, a second load contact and a semiconductor region positioned between the first and second load contacts. The semiconductor region includes: a first semiconductor contact zone in contact with the first load contact; a second semiconductor contact zone in contact with the second load contact; a first conductivity type semiconductor drift zone between the first and second semiconductor contact zones, wherein the semiconductor drift zone couples the first semiconductor contact zone to the second semiconductor contact zone. The semiconductor device further comprises: a trench comprising a control electrode and an insulator. The control electrode extends for at least 75% of the semiconductor drift zone. A drift zone doping concentration and an extension of the semiconductor drift zone defines a blocking voltage of the semiconductor device. The insulator is configured for insulating a voltage that amounts to at least 50% of said blocking voltage.
PARTIAL, SELF-BIASED ISOLATION IN SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
A device includes a semiconductor substrate, a buried doped isolation layer disposed in the semiconductor substrate to isolate the device, a drain region disposed in the semiconductor substrate and to which a voltage is applied during operation, and a depletion region disposed in the semiconductor substrate and having a conductivity type in common with the buried doped isolation barrier and the drain region. The depletion region reaches a depth in the semiconductor substrate to be in contact with the buried doped isolation layer. The depletion region establishes an electrical link between the buried doped isolation layer and the drain region such that the buried doped isolation layer is biased at a voltage level lower than the voltage applied to the drain region.
POWER MOSFETS AND METHODS FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A semiconductor device and the method of manufacturing the same are provided. The semiconductor device includes a substrate, a source region, a drain region, a filed plate and a gate electrode. The source region is of a first conductivity type located at a first side within the substrate. The drain region is of the first conductive type located at a second side within the substrate opposite to the first side. The field plate is located over the substrate and between the source region and the drain region. A portion of the gate electrode is located over the field plate.
Semiconductor device having switchable regions with different transconductances
A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate having an outer rim, a plurality of switchable cells defining an active area, and an edge termination region arranged between the switchable cells and the outer rim. Each of the switchable cells includes a gate electrode structure. The semiconductor device further includes a gate metallization in contact with the gate electrode structure. The active area includes at least a first switchable region having a first specific transconductance and at least a second switchable region having a second specific transconductance which is different from the first specific transconductance. The second switchable region is arranged between the gate metallization and the first switchable region. A ratio of the area of the second switchable region to the total area of the switchable regions is in a range from 5% to 50%.
Self-adjusted isolation bias in semiconductor devices
A device includes a semiconductor substrate, a doped isolation barrier disposed in the semiconductor substrate to isolate the device, a drain region disposed in the semiconductor substrate and to which a voltage is applied during operation, and a depleted well region disposed in the semiconductor substrate, and having a conductivity type in common with the doped isolation barrier and the drain region. The depleted well region is positioned between the doped isolation barrier and the drain region to electrically couple the doped isolation barrier and the drain region such that the doped isolation barrier is biased at a voltage level lower than the voltage applied to the drain region.
GATE-ALL-AROUND FIN DEVICE
A gate-all around fin double diffused metal oxide semiconductor (DMOS) devices and methods of manufacture are disclosed. The method includes forming a plurality of fin structures from a substrate. The method further includes forming a well of a first conductivity type and a second conductivity type within the substrate and corresponding fin structures of the plurality of fin structures. The method further includes forming a source contact on an exposed portion of a first fin structure. The method further comprises forming drain contacts on exposed portions of adjacent fin structures to the first fin structure. The method further includes forming a gate structure in a dielectric fill material about the first fin structure and extending over the well of the first conductivity type.