Insulated gate bipolar transistor

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Regenerative type switching device – With means to control triggering

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C257S173000, C257S355000, C257S356000

Reexamination Certificate

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07098488

ABSTRACT:
An IGBT having a trench gate structure is disclosed which generates decreased noise at switching and displays superiority in saturation voltage to turn-off loss characteristics (trade-off characteristics). In a part of a region on an emitter side surface interposed between trench gates, a sub well region is provided, which is connected to an emitter electrode through diodes. When the IGBT is in a turned-on state, the diodes are brought into a non-conduction state to isolate the sub well region from the emitter electrode, by which carriers are accumulated. When the IGBT is in a turned-off state, the diodes are brought into a conduction state to electrically connect the sub well region to the emitter electrode, by which carriers are discharged at a high speed. In an early stage of turning-on of the IGBT, capacitance of a portion of the gate facing the sub well region is converted to gate-emitter capacitance to thereby reduce gate-collector capacitance, by which electromagnetic noise at switching is reduced.

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