In this paper, we present a new 6-pack power module for a 3-phase inverter that is integrated with the six trench gate double diffused metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (TDMOS) on a single chip. An integration of each power device is performed through a trench isolation technique using deep reactive-ion etching trench technologies. Through this new technology, the integrated power metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) produces a high current of above 30 A at a gate bias of 10 V. In addition, each trench power MOSFET (1-pack) has a minimum specific on-resistance of 21 mohm.cm2 and a typical breakdown voltage of 95 V. The trench isolation provides good isolation up to 120 V. The measurement results show that this 6-pack structure can successfully be integrated with other analog/driver integrated circuit on a single chip. Furthermore, to monitor the operating current of the MOSFET under an inverter-operating condition, sensing FET is integrated a FET into the main MOSFET source region without compromising either the area or the operation of the MOSFET.
KSP Keywords
3-phase inverter, Breakdown Voltage, Field Effect Transistor(FET), High Current, Isolation technique, Metal-oxide(MOX), Metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor(MOSFET), Operating condition, Power device, Reactive ion etching, Single chip
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