Methods and apparatus for ldmos devices with cascaded resurf implants and double buffers
An ion implantation, a part of the technology, used in semiconductor devices, electrical solid state devices, semiconductor/solid state device manufacturing, etc., can solve problems such as increasing production costs and adding complexity to manufacturing processes
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[0016] There is a continuing need for LDMOS transistor devices with improved reduced surface field effect performance. There is a need for LDMOS transistors that can be fabricated with standard CMOS devices with reduced process steps and reduced cost when compared to existing methods. There is a need for LDMOS devices that have very high breakdown voltage BVdss, reduced on-resistance, improved CHC performance, and require silicon area lower than that required by existing LDMOS devices at a lower cost.
[0017] Arrangements forming various aspects of the present application provide an LDMOS device formed in a semiconductor process having a double buffer arrangement and further formed using a chained ion implantation step to create an LDMOS device in both the drift region and the D-well region Contains cascaded resurf diffusers for high performance. A corresponding method arrangement is also disclosed.
[0018] In an ex...
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