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Trench DMOS transistor technology for high-current (100 A range) switching

Constantin Bulucea, +1 more
- 01 May 1991 - 
- Vol. 34, Iss: 5, pp 493-507
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In this article, the authors present the development of rugged high-current (100 A range) low-voltage trench DMOS transistors, featuring 4 mΩ on-resistance, with controlled bulk avalanche breakdown at 70 V and gate dielectric breakdown at 60 V.
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Design and processing concepts are presented that have led to the development of rugged high-current (100 A range) low-voltage trench DMOS transistors, featuring 4 mΩ on-resistance, with controlled bulk avalanche breakdown at 70 V and gate dielectric breakdown at 60 V. The results of a simulation-based investigation are also presented, revealing that the trench DMOS technology has at least a factor-of-two die area advantage over its planar DMOS counterpart in the range from low (50 V) to medium (200 V) voltages.

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