GROWTH OF CUBIC CRYSTALLINE PHASE STRUCURE ON SILICON SUBSTRATES AND DEVICES COMPRISING THE CUBIC CRYSTALLINE PHASE STRUCTURE

This technology relates to semiconductor devices and growth techniques in the field of III-N semiconductors. For example, the technology provides a semiconductor device with a substrate comprising a groove. A buffer layer is formed on a surface of the groove. The buffer layer has at least one material chosen from AIN, GaN or AlxGa1-xN, where x is between zero and one. An epitaxially grown semiconductor material is disposed over the buffer layer, and at least a portion of the epitaxially grown semiconductor material having a cubic crystalline phase structure.

Transistor

This technology relates to high electron mobility transistors (HEMT). In conventional off-type HEMTs, a large amount of gate threshold voltage variation is often found. Transistors according to this technology include a p-type region, a barrier region, an insulation film, a gate electrode, and a channel region. The channel region is connected to an upper surface of the p-type region. The channel region is n-type or i-type and provided with a first channel region and a second channel region. The barrier region is forming a hetero-junction with an upper surface of the first channel region.

FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME

This technology provides an improved MOSFET structure for power switching applications. An n- GaN reduced surface field (RESURF) region is created using epitaxial growth and selective etching of an n- drift layer. This is followed by ion implantation to achieve n GaN contact regions for the source and drain. This avoids the difficulties in controlling doping levels, leakage current, and electron mobility when using ion implantation alone to achieve the two different doping zones.