Electron irradiation process of glass passivated semiconductor d

Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating

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357 29, 357 72, 357 91, 427 35, H01L 754, H01L 21263

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ABSTRACT:
Semiconductor devices with improved reverse characteristics are obtained by exposing the semiconductor bodies of the devices that are passivated by alkali-free glasses to a high energy radiation such as an electron radiation so as to shorten a life time of the bodies down to a predetermined value, while increasing the reverse leakage current of the bodies, and by subjecting the irradiated semiconductor bodies to an annealing treatment at a temperature of 250.degree. to 350.degree. C. for a sufficient time so as to decrease the reverse leakage current down to a predetermined value, while maintaining the order of the shortened life time.

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