M. Antoniou, F. Udrea, E. Tee, S. Pilkington, D. K. Pal, A. Hoelke
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Abstract
This paper demonstrates and discusses novel “three dimensional” silicon based junction isolation/termination solutions suitable for high density ultra-low-resistance Lateral Super-Junction structures. The proposed designs are both compact and effective in safely distributing the electrostatic potential away from the active device area. The designs are based on the utilization of existing layers in the device fabrication line, hence resulting in no extra complexity or cost increase. The study/demonstration is done through extensive experimental measurements and numerical simulations.