Patent classifications
H10D10/40
HV complementary bipolar transistors with lateral collectors on SOI with resurf regions under buried oxide
Complementary high-voltage bipolar transistors in silicon-on-insulator (SOI) integrated circuits is disclosed. In one disclosed embodiment, a collector region is formed in an epitaxial silicon layer disposed over a buried insulator layer. A base region and an emitter are disposed over the collector region. An n-type region is formed under the buried insulator layer (BOX) by implanting donor impurity through the active region of substrate and BOX into a p-substrate. Later in the process flow this n-type region is connected from the top by doped poly-silicon plug and is biased at Vcc. In this case it will deplete lateral portion of PNP collector region and hence, will increase its BV.
VERTICAL BIPOLAR TRANSISTOR
The disclosure relates to an integrated circuit comprising a transistor comprising first and second conduction terminals and a control terminal. The integrated circuit further comprises a stack of a first dielectric layer, a conductive layer, and a second dielectric layer, the first conduction terminal comprising a first semiconductor region formed in the first dielectric layer, the control terminal comprising a second semiconductor region formed in the conductive layer, and the second conduction terminal comprising a third semiconductor region formed in the second dielectric layer.
POWER DEVICE AND FABRICATING METHOD THEREOF
In one general aspect, a method of fabricating a power device can include preparing a semiconductor substrate of a first conductivity type, and forming a first Field Stop (FS) layer and a second FS layer.
INTEGRATED CIRCUIT HEAT DISSIPATION USING NANOSTRUCTURES
An approach for heat dissipation in integrated circuit devices is provided. A method includes forming an isolation layer on an electrically conductive feature of an integrated circuit device. The method also includes forming an electrically conductive layer on the isolation layer. The method additionally includes forming a plurality of nanowire structures on a surface of the electrically conductive layer.
SOLDER BUMP PLACEMENT FOR THERMAL MANAGEMENT IN FLIP CHIP AMPLIFIERS
Metal pillars are placed adjacent to NPN transistor arrays that are used in the power amplifier for RF power generation. By placing the metal pillars in intimate contact with the silicon substrate, the heat generated by the NPN transistor arrays flows down into the silicon substrate and out the metal pillar. The metal pillar also forms an electrical ground connection in close proximity to the NPN transistors to function as a grounding point for emitter ballast resistors, which form an optimum electrothermal configuration for a linear SiGe power amplifier.
SOLDER BUMP PLACEMENT FOR EMITTER-BALLASTING IN FLIP CHIP AMPLIFIERS
Metal pillars are placed adjacent to NPN transistor arrays that are used in the power amplifier for RF power generation. By placing the metal pillars in intimate contact with the silicon substrate, the heat generated by the NPN transistor arrays flows down into the silicon substrate and out the metal pillar. The metal pillar also forms an electrical ground connection in close proximity to the NPN transistors to function as a grounding point for emitter ballast resistors, which form an optimum electrothermal configuration for a linear SiGe power amplifier.
DIRECT SUBSTRATE TO SOLDER BUMP CONNECTION FOR THERMAL MANAGEMENT IN FLIP CHIP AMPLIFIERS
Solder bumps are placed in direct contact with the silicon substrate of an amplifier integrated circuit having a flip chip configuration. A plurality of amplifier transistor arrays generate waste heat that promotes thermal run away of the amplifier if not directed out of the integrated circuit. The waste heat flows through the thermally conductive silicon substrate and out the solder bump to a heat-sinking plane of an interposer connected to the amplifier integrated circuit via the solder bumps.
SOLDER BUMP PLACEMENT FOR GROUNDING IN FLIP CHIP AMPLIFIERS
Metal pillars are placed adjacent to NPN transistor arrays that are used in the power amplifier for RF power generation. By placing the metal pillars in intimate contact with the silicon substrate, the heat generated by the NPN transistor arrays flows down into the silicon substrate and out the metal pillar. The metal pillar also forms an electrical ground connection in close proximity to the NPN transistors to function as a grounding point for emitter ballast resistors, which form an optimum electrothermal configuration for a linear SiGe power amplifier.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE INCLUDING TWO-DIMENSIONAL MATERIAL
A semiconductor device includes a substrate, a two-dimensional (2D) material layer formed on the substrate and having a first region and a second region adjacent to the first region, and a source electrode and a drain electrode provided to be respectively in contact with the first region and the second region of the 2D material layer, the second region of the 2D material layer including an oxygen adsorption material layer in which oxygen is adsorbed on a surface of the second region.
Trench isolation structure having isolating trench elements
A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate, an element isolating trench structure that includes an element isolating trench formed in one main surface of the semiconductor substrate, an insulating material that is formed within the element isolating trench, element formation regions that are surrounded by the element isolating trench, and semiconductor elements that are respectively formed in the element formation regions. The element isolating trench includes first element isolating trenches extending in a first direction, second element isolating trenches extending in a second direction that are at a right angle to the first direction, and third element isolating trenches extending in a third direction inclined at an angle (0<<90) from the first direction.