Abstract

In this work, two types of trench gate MOSFETs embedded by Schottky Barrier Diode (SBD) are demonstrated by numerical simulations. The presented structures feature a p-type buried layer (BL) inside the drift region, leading to excellent balance between MOSFET and body diode characteristics of the device. Also, effects of p-buried layers position with respect to the gate and source trenches on the device's performances are revealed. The p-type islands embedded below the bottom of the trench regions (BLSI-MOS2) are found effective in shielding the contacts and reducing the leakage current even at high temperature of 225°C. Furthermore, the BL is short to source contacts or floating so as to justify the connection's effects on the dynamic characteristics. The results demonstrate that the reverse recovery charges <tex xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">${\left(Q_{\text{rr}}\right)}$</tex> of the BLSI-MOS2 can be reduced to approximately zero when BL is grounded, and the critical short-circuit energy can be increased compared to that of the structure with floating BL These results can provide guidance for design and modeling of4H-SiC SBD-integrated trench MOSFET.

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