Vertical field effect transistor and method
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1. A method of fabrication of a vertical field effect transistor, comprising the steps of:
- (a) providing a semiconductor drain layer having a first doping type;
(b) forming a first gate layer on said drain layer, said first gate layer having a doping type opposite said first doping type;
(c) forming a second gate layer on said first gate layer, said second gate layer having said doping type opposite said first doping type and a doping level different from the doping level of said first gate layer;
(d) removing portions of said first and second gate layers to define gate fingers; and
(e) forming channel regions between said gate fingers and forming a source region over said gate regions and channel regions.
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Abstract
A vertical field effect transistor (700) and fabrication method with buried gates (704) having gate sidewall crystal orientation the same as the substrate surface and a low index substrate crystal orientation without tilt to a higher index direction. The gate (704) may have modulated doping along the channel (706), and the drain (708) may have a lighter doping level than the channel which may be accomplished by an epitaxial overgrowth of the gates (704) to form the channels (706).
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4 Claims
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1. A method of fabrication of a vertical field effect transistor, comprising the steps of:
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(a) providing a semiconductor drain layer having a first doping type; (b) forming a first gate layer on said drain layer, said first gate layer having a doping type opposite said first doping type; (c) forming a second gate layer on said first gate layer, said second gate layer having said doping type opposite said first doping type and a doping level different from the doping level of said first gate layer; (d) removing portions of said first and second gate layers to define gate fingers; and (e) forming channel regions between said gate fingers and forming a source region over said gate regions and channel regions. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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