Infineon Technologies Ag

Infineon Technologies Austria Ag

Infineon Technologies Dresden Gmbh & Co . Kg

Markus Rochel

Franz Hirler

Hans Weber

Christian Fachmann

Winfried Kaindl

Andreas Peter Meiser

Rolf Weis

Till Schloesser

Thoralf Kautzsch

Armin Tilke

Hermann Gruber

Thomas Gross

Detlef Weber

Cajetan Wagner

A method includes forming a trench in a first surface in an edge region of a semiconductor body, forming a plurality of superjunction transistor cells in an inner region of a semiconductor body, and forming an insulation layer on the first surface of the semiconductor body in the edge region and in the inner region, wherein forming the insulation layer includes a thermal oxidation process.

Method for forming an insulation layer in a semiconductor body and transistor device

A method and a transistor device are disclosed. The method includes: forming a trench in a first surface in an edge region of a semiconductor body; forming an insulation layer in the trench and on the first surface of the semiconductor body; and planarizing the insulation layer so that a trench insulation layer that fills the trench remains, wherein forming the insulation layer comprises a thermal oxidation process.

A method includes: forming first and second trenches in a semiconductor body; forming a first material layer on the semiconductor body in the first and second trenches such that a first residual trench remains in the first trench and a second residual trench remains in the second trench; removing the first material from the second trench; and forming a second material layer on the first material layer in the first residual trench and on the semiconductor body in the second trench. The first material layer includes dopants of a first doping type and the second material layer includes dopants of a second doping type. The method further includes diffusing dopants from the first material layer in the first trench into the semiconductor body to form a first doped region, and from the second material layer in the second trench into the semiconductor body to form a second doped region.

Method for forming complementary doped semiconductor regions in a semiconductor body

A semiconductor device includes a substrate including a cavity and a first material layer over at least a portion of sidewalls of the cavity. The semiconductor device includes an oxide layer over the substrate and at least a portion of the sidewalls of the cavity such that the oxide layer lifts off a top portion of the first material layer toward a center of the cavity.

Semiconductor device including a cavity

Method and systems for producing a semiconductor circuit arrangement are disclosed. In one implementation, after a formation of a first electrically conductive layer at the surface of a semiconductor substrate for the purpose of realizing a base connection layer and a first split gate layer, an implantation mask is formed for the purpose of carrying out a first collector implantation for the purpose of forming a collector connection zone. After the formation of a hard mask layer and a first etching mask, the hard mask layer is patterned and an emitter window is uncovered using the patterned hard mask layer. Using the patterned hard mask layer a second collector implantation is effected for the purpose of forming a collector zone, a base layer being formed in the region of the emitter window. Afterward, using a second etching mask, a field effect transistor region is uncovered and the patterned hard mask layer is removed in this region in order finally to form a second electrically conductive layer over the whole area for the purpose of realizing an emitter layer and a second split gate layer. Both the bipolar transistor and the field effect transistor are subsequently completed in a customary manner, in particular a source/drain implantation being used simultaneously for the doping of the emitter layer. Since the gate is deposited in two layers, the first layer simultaneously serving as base connection layer and the second layer simultaneously serving as emitter layer, up to two lithography planes can be obviated and costs can thereby be saved.

System and method for producing a semiconductor circuit arrangement

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Radebeul, Germany

Markus Rochel