H10D62/156

High voltage device with gate extensions

The present disclosure relates to an integrated chip. The integrated chip includes a source region disposed within a substrate, and a drain region disposed within the substrate and separated from the source region. A plurality of separate isolation structures are disposed within the substrate. The plurality of separate isolation structures have outermost sidewalls that face one another and that are separated from one another. A gate electrode is disposed within the substrate. The gate electrode includes a base region disposed between the source region and the plurality of separate isolation structures and a plurality of gate extensions extending outward from a sidewall of the base region to over the plurality of separate isolation structures.

Method of producing a semiconductor arrangement

A semiconductor arrangement is produced by providing a semiconductor carrier of a second conduction type and epitaxially growing a first semiconductor zone of a first conduction type on the carrier. The first semiconductor zone includes a semiconductor base material doped with first and second dopants which are made of different substances which are both different from the semiconductor base material. The first dopant is electrically active and causes a doping of the first conduction type in the semiconductor base material, and causes a decrease or an increase of a lattice constant of the first semiconductor zone. The second dopant causes one or both of hardening of the first semiconductor zone and an increase of the lattice constant of the first semiconductor zone if the first dopant causes a decrease, or a decrease of the lattice constant of the first semiconductor zone if the first dopant causes an increase.

Vertical power semiconductor device and manufacturing method

A method of manufacturing a vertical power semiconductor device includes forming a drift region in a semiconductor body having a first main surface and a second main surface opposite to the first main surface along a vertical direction, the drift region including platinum atoms, and forming a field stop region in the semiconductor body between the drift region and the second main surface, the field stop region including a plurality of impurity peaks, wherein a first impurity peak of the plurality of impurity peaks is set a larger concentration than a second impurity peak of the plurality of impurity peaks, wherein the first impurity peak includes hydrogen and the second impurity peak includes helium.

Method for Fabricating a Strained Structure and Structure Formed
20170148917 · 2017-05-25 ·

A field effect transistor includes a substrate comprising a fin structure. The field effect transistor further includes an isolation structure in the substrate. The field effect transistor further includes a source/drain (S/D) recess cavity below a top surface of the substrate. The S/D recess cavity is between the fin structure and the isolation structure. The field effect transistor further includes a strained structure in the S/D recess cavity. The strain structure includes a lower portion. The lower portion includes a first strained layer, wherein the first strained layer is in direct contact with the isolation structure, and a dielectric layer, wherein the dielectric layer is in direct contact with the substrate, and the first strained layer is in direct contact with the dielectric layer. The strained structure further includes an upper portion comprising a second strained layer overlying the first strained layer.

Methods and apparatus for LDMOS devices with cascaded RESURF implants and double buffers
09660074 · 2017-05-23 · ·

LDMOS devices are disclosed. An LDMOS device includes at least one drift region disposed in a portion of a semiconductor substrate; at least one isolation structure at a surface of the semiconductor substrate; a D-well region positioned adjacent a portion of the at least one drift region, and an intersection of the drift region and the D-well region forming a junction between first and second conductivity types; a gate structure disposed over the semiconductor substrate; a source contact region disposed on the surface of the D-well region; a drain contact region disposed adjacent the isolation structure; and a double buffer region comprising a first buried layer lying beneath the D-well region and the drift region and doped to the second conductivity type and a second high voltage deep diffusion layer lying beneath the first buried layer and doped to the first conductivity type. Methods are disclosed.

Drain extended field effect transistors and methods of formation thereof

In an embodiment of the invention, a semiconductor device includes a first region having a first doping type, a channel region having the first doping type disposed in the first region, and a retrograde well having a second doping type. The second doping type is opposite to the first doping type. The retrograde well has a shallower layer with a first peak doping and a deeper layer with a second peak doping higher than the first peak doping. The device further includes a drain region having the second doping type over the retrograde well. An extended drain region is disposed in the retrograde well, and couples the channel region with the drain region. An isolation region is disposed between a gate overlap region of the extended drain region and the drain region. A length of the drain region is greater than a depth of the isolation region.

Sawtooth electric field drift region structure for power semiconductor devices

This invention discloses a semiconductor power device formed in a semiconductor substrate includes rows of multiple horizontal columns of thin layers of alternate conductivity types in a drift region of the semiconductor substrate where each of the thin layers having a thickness to enable a punch through the thin layers when the semiconductor power device is turned on. In a specific embodiment the thickness of the thin layers satisfying charge balance equation q*N.sub.D*W.sub.N=q*N.sub.A*W.sub.P and a punch through condition of W.sub.P<2*W.sub.D*[N.sub.D/(N.sub.A+N.sub.D)] where N.sub.D and W.sub.N represent the doping concentration and the thickness of the N type layers 160, while N.sub.A and W.sub.P represent the doping concentration and thickness of the P type layers; W.sub.D represents the depletion width; and q represents an electron charge, which cancel out. This device allows for a near ideal rectangular electric field profile at breakdown voltage with sawtooth like ridges.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
20170092761 · 2017-03-30 ·

A semiconductor device (300) comprising: a doped semiconductor substrate (302); an epitaxial layer (304), disposed on top of the substrate, the epitaxial layer having a lower concentration of dopant than the substrate; a switching region disposed on top of the epitaxial layer; and a contact diffusion (350) disposed on top of the epitaxial layer, the contact diffusion having a higher concentration of dopant than the epitaxial layer; wherein the epitaxial layer forms a barrier between the contact diffusion and the substrate.

Semiconductor device and method for manufacturing the same

A semiconductor substrate has a main surface with an n type offset region having a trench portion formed of a plurality of trenches extending in a direction from an n.sup.+ drain region toward an n.sup.+ source region. The plurality of trenches each have a conducting layer therein extending in the main surface in the direction from the n.sup.+ drain region toward the n.sup.+ source region.

Integrated Circuitry and Methods of Forming Transistors
20170069538 · 2017-03-09 ·

Some embodiments include integrated circuits having first and second transistors. The first transistor is wider than the second transistor. The first and second transistors have first and second active regions, respectively. Dielectric features are associated with the first active region and break up the first active region. The second active region is not broken up to the same extent as the first active region. Some embodiments include methods of forming transistors. Active areas of first and second transistors are formed. The active area of the first transistor is wider than the active area of the second transistor. Dielectric features are formed in the active area of the first transistor. The active area of the first transistor is broken up to a different extent than the active area of the second transistor. The active areas of the first and second transistors are simultaneously doped.