Junction field effect transistor having a substantially quadrati

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357 86, 357 23, H01L 2980

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044980949

ABSTRACT:
A substantially quadratic relationship between the channel current I.sub.DS and the gate voltage V.sub.GS is obtained over a substantial portion of the operating characteristic of a junction field effect transistor by the unique combination of two design features. First, a high-ohmic substrate sub-region is provided adjoining the channel region of the device, and second, the surface-adjoining source region is electrically connected to the underlying substrate. By using these two features, the value of the quantity .beta. is maintained substantially constant over the range of gate-to-source voltages of from zero volts to pinch-off.

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