Accelerator-based electron beam technologies for modification of bipolar semiconductor devices

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Radiation processing technologies for static and dynamic parameters modification of silicon bipolar semiconductor devices implemented. Devices of different classes with wide range of operating currents (from a few mA to tens kA) and voltages (from a few volts to 8 kV) were processed in large scale including power diodes and thyristors, high-frequency bipolar and IGBT transistors, fast recovery diodes, pulsed switching diodes, precise temperature- compensated Zener diodes (in general more than fifty 50 device types), produced by different enterprises. The necessary changes in electrical parameters and characteristics of devices caused by formation in the device structures of electrically active and stable in the operating temperature range sub-nanoscale recombination centres. Technologies implemented in the air with high efficiency and controllability, and are an alternative to diffusion doping of Au or Pt, γ-ray, proton and low-Z ion irradiation.

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Pavlov, Y. S., Surma, A. M., Lagov, P. B., Fomenko, Y. L., & Geifman, E. M. (2016). Accelerator-based electron beam technologies for modification of bipolar semiconductor devices. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 747). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/747/1/012085

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