Trench MOSFET structures using three masks process

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Field effect device – Having insulated electrode

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C257S332000, C257S302000, C257SE27091, C257SE29198, C257SE29201, C257SE29260, C257SE21548, C257SE29257, C257SE21550, C257SE21551, C257SE21553, C257SE21655

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ABSTRACT:
A trench MOSFET structure having improved avalanche capability is disclosed, wherein the source region is formed by performing source Ion Implantation through contact open region of a contact interlayer, and further diffused to optimize a trade-off between Rds and the avalanche capability. Thus, only three masks are needed in fabrication process, which are trench mask, contact mask and metal mask. Furthermore, said source region has a doping concentration along channel region lower than along contact trench region, and source junction depth along channel region shallower than along contact trench, and source doping profile along surface of epitaxial layer has Guassian-distribution from trenched source-body contact to channel region.

REFERENCES:
patent: 7816720 (2010-10-01), Hsieh
patent: 2001/0041407 (2001-11-01), Brown

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