2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.spmi.2015.02.045
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High permittivity material selection for design of optimum Hk VDMOS

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“…Schematic cross section of the voltage‐sustaining layer of (A) Conventional structure 12 (B) Proposed structure…”
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“…Schematic cross section of the voltage‐sustaining layer of (A) Conventional structure 12 (B) Proposed structure…”
Section: Device Structurementioning
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“…The issues of charge imbalance and impurity interdiffusion are resolved in high‐k MOSFET 9,12 . High permittivity (high‐k) material is used instead of p‐type layer in the voltage‐sustaining layer.…”
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“…[6] It has also been demonstrated that the geometry, thickness, and doping of power MOSFETs have a significant impact on their electrical properties. [7][8][9] By introducing step doping in HK-VDMOS (high K-vertically diffused metal-oxide semiconductor), O. Parmar et al deduced that the specific on resistance and the current capacity of the stepped doped high-K VDMOS is better than that of HK-VDMOS. [10][11][12] We are providing comparison between switching characteristics of HK (high K) device and SHK (stepped doped High K) device in order to understand the impact of step doping on the switching performance of HK-VDMOS.…”
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“…Nevertheless, many articles have reported various techniques for improvement of SJ devices in terms of enhancement of BV, optimization in R on A, reduce charge termination (CT), perfect charge-balance (CB) [2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]. Further, the separate high-K (HK) dielectric pillar in power devices was introduced to avoid impurity inter-diffusion, reduce R on A and improve BV [10,11]. But, some articles have reported that HK devices suffer from lower switching speed and driving current capability due to high capacitive effect [12,13].…”
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