H10D62/106

Method of manufacturing semiconductor structure and semiconductor structure
12191350 · 2025-01-07 · ·

The present disclosure provides a method of manufacturing a semiconductor structure, and a semiconductor structure. The method of manufacturing a semiconductor structure includes: providing a base, where a channel is formed in the base; forming a gate conductive layer, where the gate conductive layer covers a part of the channel; and forming a semiconductor doped layer, where the semiconductor doped layer fills the channel and covers the gate conductive layer, and a doping concentration of the semiconductor doped layer at a side close to a top surface of the gate conductive layer is different from a doping concentration of the semiconductor doped layer at a side away from the top surface of the gate conductive layer.

Method of manufacturing merged PiN Schottky (MPS) diode
12191403 · 2025-01-07 · ·

A merged PiN Schottky (MPS) diode includes a substrate, a first epitaxial layer of a first conductivity type, doped regions of a second conductivity type, a second epitaxial layer of the first conductivity type, and a Schottky metal layer. The first epitaxial layer is disposed on the first surface of the substrate. The doped regions are disposed in a surface of the first epitaxial layer, wherein the doped regions consist of first portions and second portions, the first portions are electrically floating, and the second portions are electrically connected to a top metal. The second epitaxial layer is disposed on the surface of the first epitaxial layer, wherein trenches are formed in the second epitaxial layer to expose the second portions of the doped regions. The Schottky metal layer is conformally deposited on the second epitaxial layer and the exposed second portions of the doped regions.

Multi-level gate driver applied to SiC MOSFET

A multi-level gate driver applied to the SiC metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) includes three parts: the SiC MOSFET information detection circuit, the signal level shifting circuit, and the segmented driving circuit. The SiC MOSFET information detection circuit includes the SiC MOSFET drain-source voltage detection circuit and the SiC MOSFET drain-source current detection circuit. The segmented driving circuit includes a turn-on segmented driving circuit and a turn-off segmented driving circuit. The SiC MOSFET drain-source voltage detection circuit and the SiC MOSFET drain-source current detection circuit process a drain-source voltage and a drain-source current during the SiC MOSFET's switching as enable signals for segmented driving; the signal level shifting circuit transfers enable signals required by the segmented driving circuit to the suitable power supply rail; and the SiC MOSFET turn-on segmented driving circuit and the turn-off segmented driving circuit select suitable driving currents.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE WITH ESD PROTECTION STRUCTURE AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME
20240405015 · 2024-12-05 ·

A semiconductor device with ESD protection structure and a method of making it are disclosed. The semiconductor device with ESD protection structure includes at least one gate and source and drain regions on opposite sides of the at least one gate that constitute at least a discharging MOSFET. The gate includes first gate portions having a first dopant concentration and a second gate portion having a second dopant concentration. The first dopant concentration is lower than the second dopant concentration. The at least one first gate portions are lower portions of the gate above the edges of an active area, and the second gate portion is the remaining portion of the at least one gate other than the first gate portions.

Semiconductor device, and method of manufacturing semiconductor device

A p-type semiconductor region is formed in a front surface side of an n-type semiconductor substrate. An n-type field stop (FS) region including protons as a donor is formed in a rear surface side of the semiconductor substrate. A concentration distribution of the donors in the FS region include first, second, third and fourth peaks in order from a front surface to the rear surface. Each of the peaks has a peak maximum point, and peak end points formed at both sides of the peak maximum point. The peak maximum points of the first and second peaks are higher than the peak maximum point of the third peak. The peak maximum point of the third peak is lower than the peak maximum point of the fourth peak.

Semiconductor device and manufacturing method of semiconductor device

A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate having an element region and a terminal region located around the element region. The terminal region includes multiple guard rings and multiple first diffusion regions. When the semiconductor substrate is viewed in a plan view, one of the first diffusion regions is arranged correspondingly to one of the guard rings, and each of the guard rings is located in corresponding one of the first diffusion regions. A width of each of the first diffusion regions is larger than a width of corresponding one of the guard rings.

Semiconductor device with surface and deep guard rings

A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate, a top electrode in contact with a top surface of the semiconductor substrate, a bottom electrode in contact with a bottom surface of the semiconductor substrate, and an oxide film in contact with the top surface of the semiconductor substrate. The semiconductor substrate includes an element region and an outer peripheral region. The element region is a region where the top electrode is in contact with the top surface of the semiconductor substrate. The outer peripheral region is a region where the oxide film is in contact with the top surface of the semiconductor substrate, and is located between the element region and an outer peripheral end surface of the semiconductor substrate. The element region includes a semiconductor element connected between the top electrode and the bottom electrode. The outer peripheral region includes surface high-voltage-breakdown regions, deep high-voltage-breakdown regions, and a drift region.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE WITH SiC SEMICONDUCTOR LAYER AND RAISED PORTION GROUP
20250031428 · 2025-01-23 · ·

A semiconductor device includes an SiC semiconductor layer which has a first main surface on one side and a second main surface on the other side, a semiconductor element which is formed in the first main surface, a raised portion group which includes a plurality of raised portions formed at intervals from each other at the second main surface and has a first portion in which some of the raised portions among the plurality of raised portions overlap each other in a first direction view as viewed in a first direction which is one of the plane directions of the second main surface, and an electrode which is formed on the second main surface and connected to the raised portion group.

COUPLED GUARD RINGS FOR EDGE TERMINATION

A semiconductor device includes an active device region and a plurality of guard rings arranged in a first concentric pattern surrounding the active device region. The semiconductor device also includes a plurality of junctions arranged in a second concentric pattern surrounding the active device region. At least one of the plurality of junctions is arranged between two adjacent guard rings of the plurality of guard rings, and the plurality of junctions have a different resistivity than the plurality of guard rings. The semiconductor device further includes a plurality of coupling paths. At least one of the plurality of coupling paths is arranged to connect two adjacent guard rings of the plurality of guard rings.

Semiconductor device and method for designing thereof
12211903 · 2025-01-28 · ·

A semiconductor device with an active transistor cell comprising a p-doped first and second base layers, surrounding an n type source region, the device further comprising a plurality of first gate electrodes embedded in trench recesses, has additional fortifying p-doped layers embedding the opposite ends of the trench recesses. The additional fortifying layers do not affect the active cell design in terms of cell pitch i.e., the design rules for transistor cell spacing, or hole drainage between the transistor cells, but reduce the gate-collector parasitic capacitance of the semiconductor, hence leading to optimum low conduction and switching losses. To further reduce the gate-collector capacitance, the trench recesses embedding the first gate electrodes can be formed with thicker insulating layers in regions that do not abut the first base layers, so as not to negatively impact the value of the threshold voltage.