Super-junction lateral double-diffused metal oxide semiconductor (SJ-LDMOS) device with partial buried layer
A device and epitaxial layer technology, applied in the field of SJ-LDMOS, can solve problems such as substrate-assisted depletion, achieve low on-resistance, and improve the effect of charge balance between columns
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[0019] Such as figure 1 As shown, a SJ-LDMOS device with a partially buried layer includes: a second conductivity type semiconductor substrate 1, a first conductivity type semiconductor lightly doped epitaxial layer 2 above the second conductivity type semiconductor substrate 1, a first There are a plurality of second conductivity type semiconductor columns 4 and first conductivity type semiconductor columns 3 alternately arranged in the y direction in the conductivity type semiconductor lightly doped epitaxial layer 2; the second conductivity type semiconductor columns 4 and the first conductivity type semiconductor columns 3 Satisfy the charge balance, that is, the total amount of donor impurities in the semiconductor pillars 3 of the first conductivity type is equal to the total amount of acceptor impurities in the semiconductor pillars 4 of the second conductivity type. The top of the first conductivity type semiconductor lightly doped epitaxial layer 2 also has a second c...
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[0023]The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that since the potential of the SJ-LDMOS device gradually decreases from the drain end along the x direction, it means that the closer to the drain end, the more serious the substrate-assisted depletion is. In order to improve the substrate-assisted depletion phenomenon caused by different potentials in the x direction, the buried layer 6 of the first conductivity type adopts gradual doping, that is, the doping concentration gradually decreases from the drain end along the x direction.
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