Patent
1975-08-22
1977-01-25
Lynch, Michael J.
357 20, 357 55, 357 58, 357 68, H01L 2980
Patent
active
040054675
ABSTRACT:
A field-effect transistor designed for high-power operation has a P.sup.+ substrate, preferably of gallium arsenide, topped by an N layer which in turn is covered by a much thinner N.sup.+ film, the layer and film being bisected by a serpentine trench so as to form a pair of interdigitated comb-shaped N.sup.+ segments overlain by metallic deposits which constitute a source and a drain electrode. The trench, advantageously produced by ion bombardment which also has a passivating effect on the surface areas thus exposed, cuts deep enough into the N layer to leave a channel whose conductivity is controlled by a gate electrode substantially coextensive therewith on the opposite substrate face. The prismatic substrate body is peripherally bounded by a mesa flank which may be passivated by a deposit of low-melting glass.
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"Thomson-CSF"
Clawson Jr. Joseph E.
Dubno Herbert
Lynch Michael J.
Ross Karl F.
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