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Vertical GaN Split Gate Trench MOSFET with Improved High Frequency FOM

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In this article, a new vertical GaN split gate trench MOSFET with a conventional trench gate MOS-FET for 600 V switching applications has been proposed, which exhibits 7 times lower HF-FOM (C rss ×R on ) and 3 times lower FOM (Q GD × R on ) without increase in the specific on-resistance, when compared to that of conventional MOS FET.
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Using TCAD Simulation, we present a systematic analysis and comparison of a new vertical GaN split gate trench MOSFET (SGT-MOSFET) with a conventional trench gate MOS-FET for 600 V switching applications We have calibrated our simulation models to match the experimental data as available in the literature We show that the SGT-MOSFET exhibits 7 times lower HF-FOM (C rss ×R on ) and 3 times lower HF-FOM (Q GD × R on ) without increase in the specific on-resistance, when compared to that of conventional MOSFET We, also have presented the main process steps required for the fabrication of the proposed device These improvements are important for reducing the conduction and switching losses, and making high frequency power conversion more efficient

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An Optimized Vertical GaN Parallel Split Gate Trench MOSFET Device Structure for Improved Switching Performance

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An Optimized Vertical GaN Parallel Split Gate Trench MOSFET Device Structure for Improved Switching Performance

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TL;DR: In this article , the authors proposed a vertical gallium nitride (GaN) parallel split gate trench MOSFET (PSGT) for power conversion applications, where two parallel gates and a field plate are introduced vertically on the sidewalls and connected to the gate and source.
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