Radio frequency LDMOS (lateral diffused metal oxide semiconductor) and manufacturing method thereof
A radio frequency and pocket-shaped technology, applied in semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, electrical components, circuits, etc., to achieve the effects of reducing output capacitance, reducing leakage, and increasing breakdown voltage
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[0015] see figure 2 , which is the RF LDMOS device of this application. Taking an n-type radio frequency LDMOS device as an example, there is a p-type lightly doped epitaxial layer 2 on a p-type heavily doped substrate 1 . In the epitaxial layer 2 there is a p-type body region 5 and an n-type drift region 6 in side contact. The body region 5 contains the channel location of the RF LDMOS device of the present application. The depth of the drift region 6 is, for example, greater than that of the body region 5 . The body region 5 has an n-type heavily doped source region 8a in side contact and a p-type source end pocket-shaped implant region 7a. The source pocket implant region 7 a is located inside the source region 8 a and directly below the gate 4 . The doping concentration of the source pocket implant region 7 a is greater than that of the body region 5 . In the drift region 6 there is an n-type heavily doped drain region 8b and a p-type drain terminal pocket implant re...
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