Sanken Electric Co., Ltd.

Shinji Kudoh

Hiroshi Shikauchi

Taro Kondo

Yuki Tanaka

Shunsuke Fukunaga

Hiromichi Kumakura

Tomonori Hotate

Hiroko Kawaguchi

A semiconductor wafer and a method for forming a semiconductor. The semiconductor wafer includes: a first semiconductor component having a first device; a second semiconductor component having a second device; an insulation layer laterally extending to the first semiconductor component and the second semiconductor component; and a grind layer configured on or adjacent to a backside of the semiconductor wafer. Therefore, chipping or cracking can be decreased or avoided when the grind layer is exposed during the thinning process (such as backside grinding).

Semiconductor wafer and method for forming semiconductor

A semiconductor device may comprise a substrate; a trench formed in the substrate and filled with an insulating layer; and a gate electrode and a source embedded in the insulating layer. The gate electrode and the source electrode may be positioned in the insulating layer in the trench above and below each other. From a cross-sectional perspective, the gate electrode and the source electrode are not overlapped in horizontal or vertical direction. The trench may extend to a first depth of a bottom surface of the trench below the gate electrode, and may extend to a second depth of the bottom surface of the trench below the source electrode. The first depth and the second depth may be different.

Semiconductor device having improved trench and electrode structures

A semiconductor device and a method for forming the semiconductor device. The semiconductor device includes a first semiconductor region having a first conductivity type; and a second semiconductor region having a second conductivity type. The first semiconductor region is configured within the second semiconductor region and a plurality of crystal defects are formed in the second semiconductor region and at least part of the first semiconductor region is surrounded by the plurality of crystal defects. Therefore, recombination of charge carriers (electrons and holes) on a lateral direction and a longitudinal direction could be taken into account, and the switching time of the semiconductor device could be adequately decreased.

Semiconductor device and method for forming the semiconductor device

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Shinji Kudoh