D. Byeon, You-Sang Lee, Won-Oh Lee, M. Han, Yearn-Ik Choi
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The maximum controllable current of improved base resistance controlled thyristor employing a self-aligned corrugated p-base
We report an improved corrugated p-base base-resistance-controlled thyristor (CB-BRT) employing a reduced width n/sup +/ cathode and increased length finger gate in order to increase the MCC (maximum controllable current) and to suppress snap-back effectively. The MCC of the CB-BRT is increased considerably by the increased MOS channel density and the suppressed regenerative thyristor action. Experimental results show that the maximum controllable currents of the CB-BRT and the conventional BRT are 977 A/cm/sup 2/ and 687 A/cm/sup 2/, respectively, for a ramped turn-off gate voltage of -10 V and a p-base implantation dose of 6/spl times/10/sup 13/ cm/sup -2/.