Snapback clamp having low triggering voltage for ESD protection

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Regenerative type switching device – Bidirectional rectifier with control electrode

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C257S141000, C257S173000, C257S355000, C257S367000

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07141831

ABSTRACT:
An SCR device having a first P type region disposed in a semiconductor body and electrically connected to anode terminal of the device. At least one N type region is also disposed in the body adjacent the first P type region so as to form a PN junction having a width Wn near a surface of the semiconductor body. A further P type region is also disposed in the body to form a further PN junction with the N type region, with the junction having a width Wp near the body surface, with Wp being at least 1.5 times width Wn. A further N type region is provided which is electrically connected to a cathode terminal of the device and forming a third PN junction with the further N type region.

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patent: 6777721 (2004-08-01), Huang et al.
patent: 6972463 (2005-12-01), Cheng
patent: 2002/0175377 (2002-11-01), Lin

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