Patent
1987-10-20
1989-03-07
LaRoche, Eugene R.
357 234, 357 237, 357 59, H01L 2978, H01L 2980
Patent
active
048110639
ABSTRACT:
JMOS depletion mode transistors include back-to-back junctions in the doped polysilicon layer that serves as the gate. The polysilicon layer includes a first region of the same conductivity type as the channel in contact with the channel, and a second region, of the same conductivity type as the channel and to which the gate potential is applied, spaced apart by a region of the opposite conductivity type that serves as a sink for minority carriers in the channel. Both buried oxide layer and recessed gate JMOS transistors are included.
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Jain Kailash C.
MacIver Bernard A.
Valeri Stephen J.
General Motors Corporation
LaRoche Eugene R.
Shingleton Michael B.
Wallace Robert J.
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