Integrated circuit with a MOS structure having reduced parasitic bipolar transistor action
AssigneeIntersil Corporation
InventorJames D. Beasom
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AssigneeIntersil Corporation
InventorJames D. Beasom
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An integrated circuit having a MOS structure with reduced parasitic bipolar transistor action. In one embodiment, a MOS integrated circuit device comprises a substrate having a working surface, at least one body region and for each body region a source and a layer of narrow band gap material. Each body region is formed in the substrate proximate the working surface of the substrate. Each layer of narrow band gap material is positioned in a portion of its associated body region and proximate the working surface of the substrate. Each layer of narrow band gap material has a band gap that is narrower than the band gap of the substrate in which each of the body regions are formed. Each source region is formed in an associated body region. At least a portion of each source region is also formed in an associated layer of narrow band gap material.
A metal oxide semiconductor (MOS) integrated circuit device comprising:
A quasi-vertical double diffused metal oxide semiconductor (DMOS) transistor for an integrated circuit comprising:
A lateral DMOS transistor for an integrated circuit comprising:
A method of forming a MOS device in an integrated circuit, the method comprising:
A method of forming a quasi-vertical DMOS for an integrated circuit, the method comprising:
The method of clam 46, further comprising:
A method of forming a quasi-vertical DMOS for an integrated circuit, the method comprising:
A method of forming a lateral DMOS for an integrated circuit, the method comprising:
A vertical DMOS device comprising:
A method of forming a vertical DMOS comprising:
A switching power supply control circuit comprising:
A solid state relay integrated circuit comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.