Inventors list

Assignees list

Classification tree browser

Top 100 Inventors

Top 100 Assignees


Bencuya

Izak Bencuya, Saratoga, CA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090134458Method of Manufacturing a Trench Transistor Having a Heavy Body Region - A trenched field effect transistor is provided that includes (a) a semiconductor substrate, (b) a trench extending a predetermined depth into the semiconductor substrate, (c) a pair of doped source junctions, positioned on opposite sides of the trench, (d) a doped heavy body positioned adjacent each source junction on the opposite side of the source junction from the trench, the deepest portion of the heavy body extending less deeply into said semiconductor substrate than the predetermined depth of the trench, and (e) a doped well surrounding the heavy body beneath the heavy body.05-28-2009
20100112767Method of Manufacturing a Trench Transistor Having a Heavy Body Region - A trenched field effect transistor is provided that includes (a) a semiconductor substrate, (b) a trench extending a predetermined depth into the semiconductor substrate, (c) a pair of doped source junctions, positioned on opposite sides of the trench, (d) a doped heavy body positioned adjacent each source junction on the opposite side of the source junction from the trench, the deepest portion of the heavy body extending less deeply into said semiconductor substrate than the predetermined depth of the trench, and (e) a doped well surrounding the heavy body beneath the heavy body.05-06-2010
20100258864Method of Forming a FET Having Ultra-low On-resistance and Low Gate Charge - In accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the invention, a substrate of a first conductivity type silicon is provided. A substrate cap region of the first conductivity type silicon is formed such that a junction is formed between the substrate cap region and the substrate. A body region of a second conductivity type silicon is formed such that a junction is formed between the body region and the substrate cap region. A trench extending through at least the body region is then formed. A source region of the first conductivity type is then formed in an upper portion of the body region. An out-diffusion region of the first conductivity type is formed in a lower portion of the body region as a result of one or more temperature cycles such that a spacing between the source region and the out-diffusion region defines a channel length of the field effect transistor.10-14-2010
20100264487Method of Manufacturing a Trench Transistor Having a Heavy Body Region - A trenched field effect transistor is provided that includes (a) a semiconductor substrate, (b) a trench extending a predetermined depth into the semiconductor substrate, (c) a pair of doped source junctions, positioned on opposite sides of the trench, (d) a doped heavy body positioned adjacent each source junction on the opposite side of the source junction from the trench, the deepest portion of the heavy body extending less deeply into said semiconductor substrate than the predetermined depth of the trench, and (e) a doped well surrounding the heavy body beneath the heavy body.10-21-2010

Patent applications by Izak Bencuya, Saratoga, CA US

Selim Bencuya, Irvine, CA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100118173Method and apparatus for controlling charge transfer in CMOS sensors with an implant by the transfer gate - An improved CMOS sensor integrated circuit is disclosed, along with methods of making the circuit and computer readable description' s of the circuit.05-13-2010

Patent applications by Selim Bencuya, Irvine, CA US

Selim S. Bencuya, Irvine, CA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100283885METHOD FOR ALIGNING PIXILATED MICRO-GRID POLARIZER TO AN IMAGE SENSOR - Aligning a cut-to-size (off-wafer) pixilated micro-grid polarizer to a ready packaged imaging sensor having multiple pixels involves minimizing a separation distance between the two units and then aligning respective corresponding pixels of the pixilated micro-grid polarizer with the pixels of the imaging sensor using optical signals as position feedback during the alignment process. Once the alignment has been achieved, the micro-grid polarizer may be affixed to the imaging sensor, for example using optical epoxy glue.11-11-2010