Reverse Recovery in High Density Trench MOSFETs with Regard to the Body-Effect

Reverse recovery transients in low voltage trench MOSFETs are investigated by means of finite element simulations. In contrast to the turn-off dynamics of a conventional pn junction diode, the particularity of the body diode turn-off in these MOSFETs is its existing strong gate voltage dependency. T...

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description Reverse recovery transients in low voltage trench MOSFETs are investigated by means of finite element simulations. In contrast to the turn-off dynamics of a conventional pn junction diode, the particularity of the body diode turn-off in these MOSFETs is its existing strong gate voltage dependency. This behavior can be explained in theory by the so-called body-effect. Its consequences on the reverse recovery current are analyzed in detailed. A behavioral model for circuit simulators is proposed that accurately describes the relevant phenomena
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