Junction field effect transistor with vertical gate region

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357 16, 357 58, 357 55, H01L 2980

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ABSTRACT:
A junction field effect transistor having a source region, a gate region and a drain region, which are laminated to form a laminated layer, and a channel region formed on one side surface across the laminated layer, and also having a cavity which separates high impurity concentration regions of the source, gate and drain regions is disclosed. A method for manufacturing the above junction field effect transistor is also disclosed which has the steps of laminating semiconductor layers which become a source region, a gate region and a drain region, respectively, removing portions of the semiconductor layers other than portions which become an active region portion, and forming a channel region on one side surface across the laminated layers of the source region, gate region and drain region by the epitaxial growth method, and also forming cavities.

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