FET structure arrangement having low on resistance

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357 238, 357 231, 357 41, H01L 2978, H01L 2702

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ABSTRACT:
A vertical field effect transistor is provided which has its sources arranged in a pattern to essentially eliminate inactive common drain area between the sources. The preferred arrangement is to use rectangular source areas to form columns and rows in the arrangement. Every other row is shifted so that a source in a shifted row is positioned between sources in an adjacent row. The rows are then spaced closer together thereby achieving the substantial elimination of inactive drain area. The elimination of inactive drain area results in low on resistance during the conductive state of the vertical field effect transistor.

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