DocumentCode
2793791
Title
2.5 V-driven Nch 3rd generation trench gate MOSFET
Author
Osawa, Akihiko ; Kanemaru, Yoshihiro ; Matsuda, Noboru ; Yoneda, Tatsuo ; Matsuki, Hirobumi ; Usui, Yasunori ; Baba, Yoshiro
Author_Institution
Semicond. Manuf. Eng. Center, Toshiba Corp., Japan
fYear
1999
fDate
1999
Firstpage
209
Lastpage
212
Abstract
We developed a 3rd generation trench gate MOSFET driven by a gate voltage of 2.5 V. The on-resistance (Ron) of the 3rd generation device has been reduced by 40% compared with the conventional (2nd generation) device, to the value of 12 mΩ maximum (at VGS=2.5 V) by using certain techniques. In order to reduce the Ron value, it is necessary to thin the epitaxial layer and shrink the chip size. In order to thin the epitaxial layer, it is important to control trench depth exactly to maintain the drain-source breakdown voltage (VDSS). This is done by using a trench RIE machine with an in-situ monitoring system. For shrinkage of the chip size, a narrow trench formation process and a double trench (additional contact trench) structure are applied to the 3rd generation trench gate MOSFET. Using these new techniques, we succeeded in the development of a 3rd generation trench gate MOSFET with the lowest Ron value reported to date
Keywords
electric resistance; isolation technology; power MOSFET; process monitoring; semiconductor device testing; semiconductor epitaxial layers; sputter etching; 12 mohm; 2.5 V; N-channel trench gate MOSFET; chip size reduction; contact trench; double trench structure; drain-source breakdown voltage; epitaxial layer thinning; gate voltage; in-situ monitoring system; narrow trench formation process; on-resistance; trench RIE machine; trench depth control; trench gate MOSFET; Breakdown voltage; Control systems; Epitaxial layers; Etching; Interference; MOSFET circuits; Monitoring; Optical reflection; Semiconductor device manufacture; Temperature;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Power Semiconductor Devices and ICs, 1999. ISPSD '99. Proceedings., The 11th International Symposium on
Conference_Location
Toronto, Ont.
ISSN
1063-6854
Print_ISBN
0-7803-5290-4
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ISPSD.1999.764099
Filename
764099
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