DMOS with zener diode for ESD protection
A technology for transistors and cathode regions, applied in diodes, semiconductor/solid-state device components, semiconductor devices, etc., can solve problems such as increasing device cost and increasing manufacturing complexity
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[0017] figure 1 The equivalent circuit of a typical N-channel DMOS is shown in which a Zener diode is placed between the source and gate of the DMOS. The Zener diode breaks down when the gate-to-source voltage exceeds a certain voltage value.
[0018] figure 2 An example of an existing trench DMOS structure is shown. The structure comprises an n+ substrate 100 on which a lightly n-doped epitaxial layer 104 is grown. In the doped epitaxial layer 104 an oppositely conductive body region 116 is provided. An n-doped epitaxial layer 140 superimposed on most of the body region 116 is used as a source. A rectangular trench 124 is provided in the epitaxial layer, which opens at the upper surface of the structure and defines the perimeter of the transistor element. The gate oxide layer 130 is in-line with the sidewalls of the trench 124 . Trench 124 is filled with polysilicon, that is, polycrystalline silicon. The drain electrode is connected to the rear surface of the semicond...
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