Abstract:
In accordance with an embodiment, a semiconductor component includes a support having first and second device receiving structures. A semiconductor device configured from a III-N semiconductor material is coupled to the support, wherein the semiconductor device has opposing surfaces. A first bond pad extends from a first portion of the first surface, a second bond pad extends from a second portion of the first surface, and a third bond pad extends from a third portion of the first surface. The first bond pad is coupled to the first device receiving portion, the drain bond pad is coupled to the second device receiving portion, and the third bond pad is coupled to the third lead. In accordance with another embodiment, a method includes coupling a semiconductor chip comprising a III-N semiconductor substrate material to a support.
Abstract:
In accordance with an embodiment, a semiconductor component includes a support having a side in which a device receiving structure and an interconnect structure are formed and a side from which a plurality of leads extends. A semiconductor device having a control terminal and first and second current carrying terminals and configured from a III-N semiconductor material is mounted to the device receiving structure. The control terminal of the first electrical interconnect is coupled to a first lead by a first electrical interconnect. A second electrical interconnect is coupled between the first current carrying terminal of the semiconductor device and a second lead. The second current carrying terminal of the first semiconductor device is coupled to the device receiving structure or to the interconnect structure.
Abstract:
In one embodiment, a method of forming a HEMT device may include plating a conductor or a plurality of conductors onto an insulator that overlies a plurality of current carrying electrodes of the HEMT device. The method may also include attaching a connector onto the conductor or attaching a plurality of connectors onto the plurality of conductors.
Abstract:
In one embodiment, a method of forming a HEMT device may include plating a conductor or a plurality of conductors onto an insulator that overlies a plurality of current carrying electrodes of the HEMT device. The method may also include attaching a connector onto the conductor or attaching a plurality of connectors onto the plurality of conductors.
Abstract:
Implementations of semiconductor devices may include: a first layer with a plurality of cells, each cell having a drain finger, a source finger and a gate ring; a second layer having a drain pad and a source pad, the drain pad having a width and a source pad having a width substantially the same as the drain pad; wherein a width of each drain finger of the first layer is wider than a width of each source finger of the first layer; and wherein each drain pad is coupled to each drain finger through a first contact and the source pad is coupled to each source finger through a second contact, where a width of the first contact is wider than a width of the second contact.
Abstract:
A method for forming a cascode rectifier structure includes providing a group III-V semiconductor structure includes a heterostructure disposed on a semiconductor substrate. A first current carrying electrode and a second current carrying electrode are provided adjacent a major surface of the heterostructure and a control electrode is provided between the first and second current carrying electrode. A rectifier device is provided integrated with the group III-V semiconductor structure and is electrically connected to the first current carrying electrode and to a third electrode. The control electrode is provided further electrically connected to the semiconductor substrate and the second current path is generally perpendicular to a primary current path between the first and second current carrying electrodes. The cascode rectifier structure is provided as a two terminal device.
Abstract:
Implementations of semiconductor devices may include: a first layer with a plurality of cells, each cell having a drain finger, a source finger and a gate ring; a second layer having a drain pad and a source pad, the drain pad having a width and a source pad having a width substantially the same as the drain pad; wherein a width of each drain finger of the first layer is wider than a width of each source finger of the first layer; and wherein each drain pad is coupled to each drain finger through a first contact and the source pad is coupled to each source finger through a second contact, where a width of the first contact is wider than a width of the second contact.
Abstract:
Implementations of semiconductor devices may include: a plurality of drain fingers and a plurality of source fingers interdigitated with one another; at least one gate; and at gate bus formed to completely surround the plurality of drain fingers and the plurality of source fingers; wherein the gate bus is mechanically and electrically coupled to the at least one gate.
Abstract:
A cascode switch structure includes a group III-V transistor structure having a first current carrying electrode, a second current carrying electrode and a first control electrode. A semiconductor MOSFET device includes a third current carrying electrode electrically connected to the first current carrying electrode, a fourth current carrying electrode electrically connected to the first control electrode, and a second control electrode. A first diode includes a first cathode electrode electrically connected to the second current carrying electrode and a first anode electrode. A second diode includes a second anode electrode electrically connected to the first anode electrode and a second cathode electrode electrically connected to the fourth current carrying electrode. In one embodiment, the group III-V transistor structure, the first diode, and the second diode are integrated within a common substrate.
Abstract:
A semiconductor component includes a support having a lead integrally formed thereto. An insulated metal substrate is mounted to a surface of the support and a semiconductor chip is mounted to the insulated metal substrate. A III-N based semiconductor chip is mounted to the insulated metal substrate, where the III-N based semiconductor chip has a gate bond pad, a drain bond pad, and a source bond pad. A silicon based semiconductor chip is mounted to the III-N based semiconductor chip. In accordance with an embodiment the silicon based semiconductor chip includes a device having a gate bond pad, a drain bond pad, and a source bond pad. The drain bond pad of the III-N based semiconductor chip may be bonded to the substrate or to a lead. In accordance with another embodiment, the silicon based semiconductor chip is a diode.