Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1986-11-28
1988-07-12
Ozaki, George T.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
357 38, 437152, H01L 2138, H01L 21441
Patent
active
047570253
ABSTRACT:
A GTO switch is provided in which the upper base layer (gate) is formed by a diffusion step. An epitaxial layer grown over the upper base layer contains cathode and gate diffusions which are separated by an undiffused gap. This "buried base" technique provides precise control over the resistivity of the base. The cathode-gate gap provides increased reverse gate voltage capacity. Other features include a large anode short area and a double-layer-metal; contact structure on the cathode-gate surface.
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Motorola Inc.
Ozaki George T.
Warren Raymond J.
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