Trenched DMOS transistor with channel block at cell trench corne

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

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257332, 257341, 257401, 257520, 257622, 437 48, 437 66, 437 67, 437 78, 437 79, 437225, 437913, H01L 2968, H01L 21265

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054689821

ABSTRACT:
A trenched DMOS transistor has improved device performance and production yield. During fabrication the cell trench corners, i.e. the areas where two trenches intersect, are covered on the principal surface of the integrated circuit substrate with a blocking photoresist layer during the source region implant step in order to prevent (block) a channel from forming in these corner areas. Punch-through is thereby eliminated and reliability improved, while source/drain on-resistance is only slightly increased. The blocking of the trench corners creates a cutout structure at each trench corner, whereby the source region does not extend to the trench corner, but instead the underlying oppositely-doped body region extends to the trench corner.

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patent: 4567641 (1986-02-01), Baliga et al.

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