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Optimized trench MOSFET technologies for power devices

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Low-voltage silicon trench power MOSFETs with forward conductivities approaching the silicon limit are reported. Vertical trench power MOSFETs with the measured performances of VDB =55 V (Rsp=0.2 mΩ-cm2, k D=5.7 Ω-pF) and VDB=35 V (Rsp=0.15 mΩ-cm2, kD =4.3 Ω-PF) were developed where VDB is the drain-source avalanche breakdown voltage, Rsp is the specific on-state resistance, and kD=R spCsp is the input device technology factor where Csp is the specific MOS gate input capacitance. The optimum device performance resulted from an advanced trench processing technology that included (1) an improved RIE process to define scaled vertical silicon trenches, (2) silicon trench sidewall cleaning to reduce the surface damage, and (3) a novel polysilicon gate planarization technique using a sequential oxidation/oxide etchback, process. The measured performances are shown to be in excellent agreement with the two-dimensional device simulations and the calculated results obtained from an analytical model

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Electron Devices, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:39 ,  Issue: 6 )

Date of Publication: Jun 1992

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