H10D30/659

FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR (FET) AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME

A field-effect transistor includes a substrate, a channel on the substrate including a stem including silicon extending in a vertical direction from the substrate and a number of prongs including silicon extending in a horizontal direction from the stem and spaced apart from each other along the vertical direction, an interfacial layer surrounding the stem and the prongs of the channel, a dielectric layer on the interfacial layer and surrounding the stem and the prongs of the channel, and a metal gate on the dielectric layer and surrounding the stem and the prongs of the channel.

Semiconductor Device Having a Channel Region Patterned into a Ridge by Adjacent Gate Trenches

A semiconductor device includes a transistor in a semiconductor body having a first main surface. The transistor includes: a source contact electrically connected to a source region; a drain contact electrically connected to a drain region; a gate electrode at the channel region, the channel region and a drift zone disposed along a first direction between the source and drain regions, the first direction being parallel to the first main surface, the channel region patterned into a ridge by adjacent gate trenches formed in the first main surface, the adjacent gate trenches spaced apart in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, a longitudinal axis of the ridge extending in the first direction and a longitudinal axis of the gate trenches extending in the first direction; and at least one of the source and drain contacts being adjacent to a second main surface opposite the first main surface.

SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGING STRUCTURE AND SEMICONDUCTOR POWER DEVICE THEREOF
20170309746 · 2017-10-26 ·

A semiconductor packaging structure includes a chip, a first pin, a second pin, and a third pin. The chip includes a first surface, a second surface, a first power switch, and a second switch, and both the first power switch and the second switch include a first terminal and a second terminal. The second surface of the chip is opposite to the first surface of the chip. The first pin does not contact to the second pin. The first terminal of the first power switch of the chip is coupled to the first pin, and the second terminal of the first power switch of the chip is coupled to the third pin. The first terminal of the second power switch of the chip is coupled to the third pin, and the second terminal of the second power switch of the chip is coupled to the second pin.

Semiconductor packaging structure and semiconductor power device thereof

A semiconductor packaging structure includes a chip, a first pin, a second pin, and a third pin. The chip includes a first surface, a second surface, a first power switch, and a second switch, and both the first power switch and the second switch include a first terminal and a second terminal. The second surface of the chip is opposite to the first surface of the chip. The first pin does not contact to the second pin. The first terminal of the first power switch of the chip is coupled to the first pin, and the second terminal of the first power switch of the chip is coupled to the third pin. The first terminal of the second power switch of the chip is coupled to the third pin, and the second terminal of the second power switch of the chip is coupled to the second pin.

LDMOS with Adaptively Biased Gate-Shield

An LDFET is disclosed. A source region is electrically coupled to a source contact. A lightly doped drain (LDD) region has a lower dopant concentration than the source region, and is separated from the source region by a channel. A highly doped drain region forms an electrically conductive path between a drain contact and the LDD region. A gate electrode is located above the channel and separated from the channel by a gate dielectric. A shield plate is located above the gate electrode and the LDD region, and is separated from the LDD region, the gate electrode, and the source contact by a dielectric layer. A control circuit applies a variable voltage to the shield plate that: (1) accumulates a top layer of the LDD region before the transistor is switched on; and (2) depletes the top layer of the LDD region before the transistor is switched off.

Field-Effect Transistor Device with Partial Finger Current Sensing FETs

A lateral semiconductor field-effect transistor (FET) device fabricated on a substrate includes a high-voltage main FET having interdigitated, elongated source and drain electrode fingers each of which is electrically connected to a respective interdigitated, elongated source and drain region disposed in the substrate. The FET device further includes first and second sense FETs each having a drain region in common with the high-voltage main FET. The sense FETS also include respective first and second elongated source electrode fingers each of which is electrically connected to respective first and second elongated source regions of the first and second sense FETs, respectively. The first and second elongated source electrode fingers are disposed length-wise adjacent to one of the elongated drain electrode fingers. The first elongated source finger has a first length, and the second elongated source finger has a second length, the second length being less than the first length.

High voltage transistor

The present invention provides a high voltage transistor including a substrate, a first base region having a first conductivity type, and a first doped region, a second doped region, a second base region and a third doped region having a second conductivity type complementary to the first conductivity type. The first base region, the second doped region, the second base region and the third doped region are disposed in the substrate, and the first doped region is disposed in the substrate. The third doped region, the second base region and the second doped region are stacked sequentially, and the doping concentrations of the third doped region, the second base region and the second doped region gradually increase.

LDMOS with adaptively biased gate-shield

An LDFET is disclosed. A source region is electrically coupled to a source contact. A lightly doped drain (LDD) region has a lower dopant concentration than the source region, and is separated from the source region by a channel. A highly doped drain region forms an electrically conductive path between a drain contact and the LDD region. A gate electrode is located above the channel and separated from the channel by a gate dielectric. A shield plate is located above the gate electrode and the LDD region, and is separated from the LDD region, the gate electrode, and the source contact by a dielectric layer. A control circuit applies a variable voltage to the shield plate that: (1) accumulates a top layer of the LDD region before the transistor is switched on; and (2) depletes the top layer of the LDD region before the transistor is switched off.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ESTIMATING JUNCTION TEMPERATURE OF SEMICONDUCTOR POWER MODULE

Systems and methods for estimating the junction temperature of a semiconductor power device or a power module are described. The power module may include one or more SiC metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors and the temperature is a junction temperature of the one or more SiC metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors. The temperature of the power module may be a basis for adjusting operation of a vehicle.

Reducing transistor breakdown in a power FET current sense stack

An integrated circuit includes a first field effect transistor (FET) and a second FET formed in or over a semiconductor substrate and configured to selectively conduct a current between a first circuit node and a second circuit node. The first FET has a first source, a first drain and a first buried layer all having a first conductivity type, and a first gate between the first source and the first drain. The second FET has a second source, a second drain and a second buried layer all having the first conductivity type, and a second gate between the second source and the second drain. A first potential between the first source and the first buried layer is configurable independently from a second potential between the second source and the second buried layer.