Abstract An insulated gate semiconductor device such as a MOSFET realizes high-frequency high-output operations. A first main electrode (1a) set at grounding potential is formed on the bottom surface of a substrate. A second main electrode region (4) set at power source potential is formed on the top surface of the substrate. This structure involves very low grounding inductance. A buried insulation film (9) is formed under the second main electrode region, to reduce capacitance and improve power gains at high frequencies. Unlike an ordinary SOI semiconductor device, the buried insulation film of this MOSFET is not entirely formed through the substrate. A conductive region (10) is formed from the top surface to the bottom surface of the substrate at a location where the insulation film is not present, to improve heat dissipation and provide high output power. The buried insulation film (9) is formed by SIMOX, buried epitaxy, or silicon direct bonding (SDB) method.
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device having an insulated gate, first and second main electrodes, and a channel region between the first and second main electrodes, comprising the steps of: (1) epitaxially growing a second semiconductor region on a high-impurity-concentration first semiconductor region, the impurity concentration of the second semiconductor region being lower than that of the first semiconductor region; (2) implanting ions into the second semiconductor region, to locally form an insulation layer only under an area where the second main electrode is to be formed; (3) forming a highly conductive region extending from the top surface of the second semiconductor region down to the first semiconductor region; (4) forming a gate insulation film on the surface of the second semiconductor region; (5) implanting ions into the second semiconductor region, to form a high-impurity-concentration third semiconductor region under an area where said channel region is to be formed; and (6) forming a gate electrode on the gate insulation film, and forming fourth and fifth semiconductor regions serving as first and second main electrode regions along the surface of the second semiconductor region.
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A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device having an insulated gate, first and second main electrodes, and a channel region between the first and second main electrodes, comprising the steps of: (1) epitaxially growing a second semiconductor region on a high-impurity-concentration first semiconductor region, the impurity concentration of the second semiconductor region being lower than that of the first semiconductor region; (2) implanting ions into the second semiconductor region, to locally form an insulation layer only under an area where the second main electrode is to be formed; (3) forming a highly conductive region extending from the top surface of the second semiconductor region down to the first semiconductor region; (4) forming a gate insulation film on the surface of the second semiconductor region; (5) implanting ions into the second semiconductor region, to form a high-impurity-concentration third semiconductor region under an area where said channel region is to be formed; and (6) forming a gate electrode on the gate insulation film, and forming fourth and fifth semiconductor regions serving as first and second main electrode regions along the surface of the second semiconductor region.