Patent
1983-03-07
1986-05-20
Edlow, Martin H.
357 4, 357 16, 357 58, 357 71, 357 65, 357 232, H01L 2980
Patent
active
045905029
ABSTRACT:
The disclosed device is a field-effect transistor which includes a support region that may typically comprise a substrate having a buffer layer thereon. A semiconductor channel layer of one conductivity type is disposed on the support region. A first highly-doped semiconductor layer of opposite conductivity type is disposed on the channel layer. A second highly-doped semiconductor layer of said one conductivity type is disposed on the first highly-doped semiconductor layer. Source and drain electrodes are disposed in spaced relation, and contact the channel layer. A gate electrode is disposed on the second highly-doped semiconductor layer in the region between the source and drain electrodes. In a preferred embodiment, the source and drain electrodes are disposed on the second highly-doped semiconductor layer and extend through the second and first highly-doped semiconductor layers to the channel layer. The first and second highly-doped layers are thin enough to be fully depleted by adjacent layers. This being the case, it is not necessary to etch these highly-doped layers in the regions between the gate and the source and drain electrodes, since they do not act as current-carrying paths.
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Edlow Martin H.
Mintel William A.
Novack Martin
University of Illinois
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