Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making regenerative-type switching device – Having field effect structure
Patent
1998-02-09
2000-12-26
Chaudhuri, Olik
Semiconductor device manufacturing: process
Making regenerative-type switching device
Having field effect structure
438268, 438273, H01L 21332
Patent
active
061658219
ABSTRACT:
A MOS gated device is resistant to both high radiation and SEE environments. Spaced, N-type body regions are formed in the surface of a P-type substrate of a semiconductor wafer. P-type dopants are introduced into the surface within each of the channel regions to form respective source regions therein. The periphery of each of the source regions is spaced from the periphery of its respective channel region at the surface to define N-type channel regions between the spaced peripheries. A layer of gate oxide is formed over the channel areas. A doped polysilicon gate electrode is formed atop the gate oxide. A source electrode is formed atop the source regions. The MOS gated device is optimized to maintain a threshold voltage of between -2V to -5V for a total irradiation dose of 300 Krad while maintaining SEE withstand capability.
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Boden, Jr. Milton J.
Xu Yuan
Chaudhuri Olik
Coleman William David
International Rectifier Corp.
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