Semiconductor device having at least one PN junction and channel

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357 52, 357 15, 357 68, H01L 2934, H01L 2940, H01L 2948, H01L 2956

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device is disclosed which has a first semiconductor layer of one conductivity type and low impurity concentration, a second semiconductor region of the opposite conductivity type forming a PN junction with the first semiconductor layer, a third semiconductor region of the first mentioned conductivity type formed in the first semiconductor layer which surrounds the PN junction and forms an LH junction with the first semiconductor layer, a passivating layer covering at least the PN and LH junctions, and a conductive layer extending on the passivating layer covering at least the inner periphery of the third region and connected to the first semiconductor layer through an electric barrier layer.

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patent: 3283170 (1966-11-01), Buie
patent: 3601668 (1971-08-01), Slaten
patent: 3684933 (1972-08-01), Schulz et al.
patent: 3694705 (1972-09-01), Wenzig
patent: 3751722 (1973-08-01), Richman
patent: 3760241 (1973-09-01), Epple
Extract from Texas Instrument Booklet, New Products Review for Wescon, 1964.

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