Dual mode insulation gate transistor
An insulated gate transistor, dual-mode technology, applied to semiconductor devices, electrical components, circuits, etc., can solve the problems of large size of the guide area and current concentration in the area near the guide area, and achieve uniform distribution, reduce turn-on voltage, and improve reliability Effect
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[0038] see figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 and Figure 4 , in this embodiment, the guide area includes a separation area, and the basic idea is to separate the N+ buffer layer of the guide area from the N+ buffer layer of the reverse guide area, which means to isolate the two parts of the buffer layer structure from each other, such as figure 1 and figure 2 shown. The separation region is a semiconductor substrate that is not doped into the buffer layer, and generally has the same doping concentration as the N-drift region. Of course, a small amount of impurities can also be appropriately introduced or this region can be processed into a semiconductor structure with a resistivity greater than that of the N-drift region.
[0039] In order to ensure the withstand voltage of the device, an insulator region of a certain size is manufactured under the separation region, and the insulator region is located between the semiconductor substrate and the collector metal layer. The ...
Embodiment 2
[0043] The structure of the dual-mode insulated gate transistor provided by this embodiment is similar to that of Embodiment 1. The difference between the two is that the separation region of embodiment 2 is a trench filled with an insulator, and the N+ buffer layer and the collector region are separated by a trench filled with an insulator (such as Figure 5 and Image 6 ). The buffer layer on the left side of the groove shown in the figure is the buffer layer of the guide area, and the buffer layer on the right side of the groove is the buffer layer of the reverse guide area.
[0044] In this embodiment, a section of P+ collector region (such as Figure 5 ), can also be directly set as N+ collector area (such as Image 6 ).
[0045] When the device is in VDMOS mode, the electron current above the guide region must flow through the buffer layer of the guide region (the distribution resistance is Rb1), the low doped regions on both sides and above the trench (the total dis...
Embodiment 3
[0047] In fact, not only the dual-mode insulated gate transistor with FS structure can adopt this solution, but also the dual-mode insulated gate transistor with NPT structure can improve the current uniformity. The structure of the reverse conduction region proposed in Example 3 is similar to that in Example 2. The difference between the two is that there is no N+ buffer layer structure in the structure of Example 3.
[0048] In this embodiment, a section of P+ collector region (such as Figure 7 ), can also be directly set as N+ collector area (such as Figure 8 ).
[0049] When the device is in VDMOS mode, the electron current above the guide region must flow through the drift region of the guide region (the distribution resistance is Rd1), the low-doped regions on both sides and above the trench (the total distribution resistance is Rd) and the reverse conduction region The drift region above the N+ collector region (distributed resistance is Rd2). The introduction of ...
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