LDMOS (lateral double-diffused MOSFET) device and formation method therefor
A device and well region technology, applied in the fields of semiconductor devices, semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem of LDMOS transistor performance to be improved, etc., to prevent the influence of gate turn-on voltage and output current, prevent aggregation, prevent The effect of an increase in body potential
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[0035] Existing LDMOS transistors formed on silicon-on-insulator substrates have problems such as reduced source-drain breakdown and hot carriers.
[0036] After research, it is found that the LDMOS transistor is formed on the second substrate of the silicon-on-insulator substrate. The LDMOS transistor forms a capacitor relative to the first substrate, and the charge accumulates on the capacitor, which causes an adverse effect. This effect is the floating body effect. Take the N-type LDMOS transistor as an example. The specific mechanism is: the strong electric field in the drain region accelerates the channel electrons. After the accelerated electrons gain enough energy, they generate new electron-hole pairs through impact ionization. The electron-hole pairs are struggling under the action of the cavity electric field, the electrons are collected by the drain, and the holes are accumulated in the buried layer close to the source region. As the accumulated holes increase, the l...
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