Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1987-02-26
1988-09-27
Chaudhuri, Olik
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437 29, 437 56, 437150, 437158, 357 234, H01L 21425, H01L 2978
Patent
active
047741988
ABSTRACT:
An improved fabrication process for vertical DMOS cells contemplates the prior definition of the gate areas by placing a polycrystalline silicon gate electrode and utilizing the gate electrode itself as a mask for implanting and diffusing the body regions, while forming the short region is carried out using self-alignment techniques which permit an easy control of the lateral extention of the region itself. A noncritical mask defines the zone where the short circuiting contact between the source electrode and the source and body regions in the middle of the DMOS cell will be made, also allowing the forming the source region. Opening of the relative contact is also effected by a self alignment technique, further simplifying the process.
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Andreini Antonio
Contiero Claudio
Galbiati Paola
Chaudhuri Olik
SGS Microelettronica SpA
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