Method and apparatus for improved MOS gating to reduce miller capacitance and switching losses
A switch and electrode technology, applied in the field of metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors, can solve the problem of reducing the width of the trench, and achieve the effect of less switching time and switching loss
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[0025] Now refer to the attached drawings especially figure 1 , Which shows a schematic cross-sectional view of a prior art trench gated MOSFET device. The MOSFET device 10 includes a drain region 12, a well region 14, a body region 16, a source region 18, a gate region 20, and a trench 24, all of which are formed on a substrate 26.
[0026] More specifically, the N+ type substrate 26 includes an upper layer 26a in which the N-drain region 12 is formed. The P-type well region 14 is located above the drain region 12. A heavily doped P+ body region 16 is defined in the upper surface (not specified) of the upper layer 26a and a part of the well region 14. A heavily doped N + source region 18 is formed in the upper surface of the upper layer 26 a and a part of the well region 14 and near the trench 24. The sidewalls and bottom (not shown) of the trench 24 are lined with a dielectric material 28, such as oxide. The gate region 20 is formed of a conductive material 30, such as doped po...
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