Method of controlling leakage currents and reverse recovery time

Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating

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148187, 250492A, 357 29, 357 91, H01L 21263

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041370996

ABSTRACT:
High speed semiconductor rectifiers are fabricated by providing a rectifier, increasing the temperature thereof to a relatively high value, irradiating the rectifier with high energy lattice-damage causing particles while maintaining the relatively high temperature, and annealing the irradiated rectifier at a temperature and for a time sufficient to decrease the leakage current of the rectifier to a low value without substantially increasing the reverse recovery time of the rectifier.

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