Patent Publication Number: US-11658219-B2

Title: Semiconductor device

Description:
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 
     Field of the Invention 
     The present invention relates to a semiconductor device. 
     Description of the Prior Art 
     Patent document 1 discloses a semiconductor device, which has a striped drain region and source region formed as extending in a direction on a main surface of a body region thereof. 
     Prior Art Document 
     Patent Publication 
     
         
         [Patent document 1] Japan Patent Publication No. 2012-156205 
       
    
     SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION 
     Problems to be Solved by the Disclosure 
     The following situation is discussed: configuring a first wiring layer spaced by an insulating layer (first insulating layer) on a body region, and configuring a second wiring layer spaced by an insulating layer (second insulating layer) on the first wiring layer. The second wiring layer includes a first pad electrode and a second pad electrode. In this case, it is considered that, in the first wiring layer, a plurality of first wires (source wires) and a plurality of second wires (drain wires) extending in strip directions of a drain region and a source region are formed into stripes at intervals. That is, it is considered that, in the first wiring layer, stripe wire is formed in the stripe directions of the drain region and the source region. 
     In this case, if the first electrode pad is electrically connected to one end portion of the stripe wire and the second pad electrode is electrically connected to the other end portion of the stripe wire, the current path from the first pad electrode to (a region on the side of the other end portion of) the stripe wire is increased, causing a concern of increased wiring resistance of the stripe wire. Similarly, the current path from the second pad electrode to (a region on the side of one end portion of) the stripe wire is increased, causing a concern of increased wiring resistance of the stripe wire. 
     A semiconductor device capable of reducing wiring resistance caused by stripe wire is provided according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
     Technical Means for Solving the Problem 
     A semiconductor device provided according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: a first insulating layer; stripe wire, including a plurality of first wires and a plurality of second wires, wherein the plurality of first wires and the plurality of second wires extend in a first direction on the first insulating layer and are arranged at intervals in a second direction intersecting the first direction, and the stripe wire has a first end portion on one side of the first direction and a second end portion on the other side in the first direction; a second insulating layer, covering the stripe wire on the first insulating layer; a first pad electrode, configured on a side of the first end portion of the stripe wire on the second insulating layer, and electrically connected to the plurality of first wires; a plurality of first extraction electrodes, extracted in a comb-like manner from the first pad electrode to a side of the second end portion of the stripe wire on the second insulating layer, and electrically connected to the plurality of first wires on the side of the second end portion of the stripe wire relative to the first pad electrode; a second pad electrode, configured on the side of the second end portion of the stripe wire on the second insulating layer, and electrically connected to the plurality of second wires; and a plurality of second extraction electrodes, extracted, engagingly with the plurality of first extraction electrodes on the second insulating layer, in a comb-like manner from the second pad electrode to the side of the first end portion of the stripe wire, and electrically connected to the plurality of second wires on the side of the first end portion of the stripe wire relative to the second pad electrode. 
     According to the semiconductor device, the current path from the first pad electrode to the stripe wire can be shortened by using the first extraction electrodes. Similarly, the current path from the second pad electrode to the stripe wire can be shortened by using the second extraction electrodes. Thus, wiring resistance can be reduced. 
     A semiconductor device provided according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: a first insulating layer; stripe wire, including a plurality of first wires and a plurality of second wires, wherein the plurality of first wires and the plurality of second wires extend in a first direction on the first insulating layer and are arranged at intervals in a second direction intersecting the first direction, and the stripe wire has a first end portion on one side of the first direction and a second end portion on the other side in the first direction; a second insulating layer, covering the stripe wire on the first insulating layer; a first pad electrode, configured on a side of the first end portion of the stripe wire on the second insulating layer, and electrically connected to the plurality of first wires; a first extraction electrode, extracted in the first direction from the first pad electrode to a side of the second end portion of the stripe wire on the second insulating layer, and electrically connected to the plurality of first wires on the side of the second end portion of the stripe wire relative to the first pad electrode; a second pad electrode, configured on the side of the second end portion of the stripe wire on the second insulating layer, and electrically connected to the plurality of second wires; and a second extraction electrode, extracted in the first direction from the second pad electrode to the side of the first end portion of the stripe wire on the second insulating layer, and electrically connected to the plurality of second wires on the side of the first end portion of the stripe wire relative to the second pad electrode; wherein, one between the first extraction electrode and the second extraction electrode includes a protruding portion protruding toward one side of the second direction, and the other between the first extraction electrode and the second extraction electrode includes a recessed portion recessed toward the one side of the second direction and engaged with the protruding portion. 
     According to the semiconductor device, the current path from the first pad electrode to the stripe wire can be shortened by using the first extraction electrodes. Similarly, the current path from the second pad electrode to the stripe wire can be shortened by using the second extraction electrodes. By forming the protruding portion in at least one between the first extraction electrode and the second extraction electrode, the number of stripe wire can be increased with the shortened current path. Thus, wiring resistance can be reduced. 
     A semiconductor device provided according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: a first insulating layer; stripe wire, including a plurality of first wires and a plurality of second wires, wherein the plurality of first wires and the plurality of second wires extend in a first direction on the first insulating layer and are arranged at intervals in a second direction intersecting the first direction, the stripe wire has a first end portion on one side of the first direction and a second end portion on the other side in the first direction; a second insulating layer, covering the stripe wire on the first insulating layer; a first pad electrode, configured on a side of the first end portion of the stripe wire on the second insulating layer, and electrically connected to the plurality of first wires; a first extraction electrode, extracted in the first direction from the first pad electrode to a side of the second end portion of the stripe wire on the second insulating layer, and electrically connected to the plurality of first wires on the side of the second end portion of the stripe wire relative to the first pad electrode; a second pad electrode, configured on the side of the second end portion of the stripe wire on the second insulating layer, and electrically connected to the plurality of second wires; and a second extraction electrode, extracted in the first direction from the second pad electrode to the side of the first end portion of the stripe wire on the second insulating layer, and electrically connected to the plurality of second wires on the side of the first end portion of the stripe wire relative to the second pad electrode; wherein one between the first extraction electrode and the second extraction electrode includes: a first extension portion, extending in the first direction; a third extension portion, extending in the first direction from the first extension portion to the side of the second end portion or away from the side of the first end portion; and a connection portion, connecting the first extension portion and the third extension portion. 
     According to the semiconductor device, the current path from the first pad electrode to the stripe wire can be shortened by using the first extraction electrodes. Similarly, the current path from the second pad electrode to the stripe wire can be shortened by using the second extraction electrodes. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 
         FIG.  1    is a notched three-dimensional schematic diagram of a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  2    is a top view of an internal structure of the semiconductor device and represents a layout of a first main surface of a semiconductor chip. 
         FIG.  3    is an enlarged diagram of a unit cell shown in  FIG.  2   . 
         FIG.  4    is a section diagram along a section line IV-IV in  FIG.  3   . 
         FIG.  5    is a section diagram along a section line V-V in  FIG.  3   . 
         FIG.  6 A  is a section diagram along a section line VIA-VIA in  FIG.  3   . 
         FIG.  6 B  is a section diagram along a section line VIB-VIB in  FIG.  3   . 
         FIG.  7    is a diagram of an internal structure of the semiconductor device and is primarily for illustrating a layout of a first wiring layer. 
         FIG.  8    is a diagram corresponding to  FIG.  3    and is primarily for illustrating a layout of a first wiring layer. 
         FIG.  9    is a diagram of an internal structure of the semiconductor device and is primarily for illustrating a layout of a top wiring layer. 
         FIG.  10    is an enlarged diagram of an area X shown in  FIG.  9   . 
         FIG.  11 A  is an enlarged three-dimensional diagram of the area XIA shown in  FIG.  10    and is primarily for illustrating the relation between the first wiring layer and the top wiring layer. 
         FIG.  11 B  is an enlarged three-dimensional diagram of the area XIB shown in  FIG.  10    and is primarily for illustrating the relation between the first wiring layer and the top wiring layer. 
         FIG.  12    is a diagram corresponding to  FIG.  9    and represents a layout of a top wiring layer of a comparative embodiment. 
         FIG.  13    is a diagram corresponding to  FIG.  9    and represents a layout of a top wiring layer of a first varied embodiment. 
         FIG.  14    is a diagram corresponding to  FIG.  9    and represents a layout of a top wiring layer of a second varied embodiment. 
         FIG.  15    is a diagram corresponding to  FIG.  9    and represents a layout of a top wiring layer of a third varied embodiment. 
         FIG.  16    is a diagram corresponding to  FIG.  9    and represents a layout of a top wiring layer of a fourth varied embodiment. 
         FIG.  17    is a diagram corresponding to  FIG.  9    and represents a layout of a top wiring layer of a fifth varied embodiment. 
         FIG.  18    is a diagram corresponding to  FIG.  9    and represents a layout of a top wiring layer of a sixth varied embodiment. 
         FIG.  19    is a diagram corresponding to  FIG.  9    and represents a layout of a top wiring layer of a seventh varied embodiment. 
     
    
    
     DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS 
     Details of the embodiments of the present invention are given with the accompanying drawings below. 
       FIG.  1    is a notched three-dimensional schematic diagram of a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
     A semiconductor device  1  is a small-sized chip component such as a chip referred to as a 1005 (1 mm×0.5 mm) chip, 0603 (0.6 mm×0.3 mm) chip, 0402 (0.4 mm×0.2 mm) chip, or 03015 (0.3 mm×0.15 mm) chip based on planar dimensions. 
     The semiconductor device  1  includes a chip body  2  shaped as a cuboid. The chip body  2  also serves as a package. That is, the chip size of the semiconductor device  1  (the chip body  2 ) is the package size. The chip body  2  includes a first chip main surface  3  on one side, and a second chip main surface  4  on the other side. The first chip main surface  3  and the second chip main surface  4  are shaped as quadrilaterals (specifically, rectangles) when viewed in a normal direction Z thereof (to be referred to as “in top view” below). The first chip main surface  3  is a connection surface (mounting surface) that faces a connection target such as a substrate when mounted on the connection target. The second chip main surface  4  is a non-connection surface (non-mounting surface) opposite to the connection surface. The second chip main surface  4  consists of a ground surface having grinding marks or a mirror. 
     The chip body  2  includes four chip side surfaces  5 A to  5 D connected to the first chip main surface  3  and the second chip main surface  4 . The four chip side surfaces  5 A to  5 D include a first chip side surface  5 A, a second chip side surface  5 B, a third chip side surface  5 C and a fourth chip side surface  5 D. The first chip side surface  5 A and the second chip side surface  5 B extend in a first direction X, and are opposite in a second direction Y intersecting the first direction X. The first chip side surface  5 A and the second chip side surface  5 B form long sides of the chip body  2 . The third chip side surface  5 C and the fourth chip side surface  5 D extend in the second direction Y, and are opposite in the first direction X. The third chip side surface  5 C and the fourth chip side surface  5 D form short sides of the chip body  2 . The chip side surfaces  5 A to  5 D consists of flat surfaces extending in the normal direction Z. In the form above, the second direction Y is orthogonal to the first direction X. 
     The four corners of the chip body  2  form curves (R chamfers) toward outer sides of the chip body  2  in top view. The four corners of the chip body  2  may also be C chamfers. The four corners of the chip body  2  may also be edge angles instead of chamfers. 
     The terms “0603”, “0402” and “03015” are defined by the length of the short sides and the length of the long sides of the chip body  2 . The length of the short sides of the chip body  2  is not limited to the above values, and may be equal to or more than 0.05 mm and equal to or less than 1 mm. Furthermore, the length of the long sides of the chip body  2  is not limited to the above values, and may be equal to or more than 0.1 mm and equal to or less than 2 mm. The ratio of the length of the long sides of the chip body  2  to the length of the short sides of the chip body may also be equal to or more than 1 and equal to or less than 3. The chip body  2  may have a thickness of equal to or more than 50 μm and equal to or less than 1000 μm. 
     The semiconductor device  1  (the chip body  2 ) includes a cuboid semiconductor chip  10  made of silicon. The semiconductor chip  10  includes a first main surface  11  on one side, a second main surface  12  on the other side, and four side surfaces  13 A,  13 B,  13 C and  13 D connecting the first main surface  11  and the second main surface  12 . The first main surface  11  and the second main surface  12  are shaped as quadrilaterals (as rectangles in this embodiment) in top view. 
     The first main surface  11  is a mounting surface on which functional apparatuses are formed. The second main surface  12  forms the second chip main surface  4 . The four side surfaces  13 A to  13 D include a first side surface  13 A, a second side surface  13 B, a third side surface  13 C and a fourth side surface  13 D. Corners  13 AC,  13 AD,  13 BC and  13 BD of the semiconductor chip  10  are formed in respective intersecting portions of the adjacent side surfaces  13 A to  13 D on the first main surface  11 . 
     The semiconductor chip  10  includes a p-type silicon substrate  56  (referring to  FIG.  4    to  FIG.  6 B ), and an n-type epitaxial layer  57  (referring to  FIG.  4    to  FIG.  6 B ). The epitaxial layer  57  is formed on the silicon substrate  56 . The epitaxial layer  57  has a thickness of, for example, more than or equal to 5.0 μm and less than 10 μm. 
     The semiconductor device  1  further includes a side surface insulating layer  15  covering the side surfaces  13 A to  13 D of the semiconductor chip  10 . The side surface insulating layer  15  comprehensively covers the four side surfaces  13 A to  13 D. 
     The semiconductor device  1  further includes an interlayer insulating layer  18  covering the first main surface  11 . The interlayer insulating layer  18  includes a first interlayer insulating layer (first insulating layer)  16  and a second interlayer insulating layer (second insulating layer)  17 . The interlayer insulating layer  18  has a layered structure in which the second interlayer insulating layer  17  overlaps on the first interlayer insulating layer  16 . The side insulating layer  15  is connected to the first interlayer insulating layer  16  and the second interlayer insulating layer  17 . That is, a peripheral portion of the first interlayer insulating layer  16  and a peripheral portion of the second interlayer insulating layer  17  are connected to the four side surfaces  13 A to  13 D. 
     The semiconductor device  1  includes a source terminal electrode  20 , a drain terminal electrode  30  and a gate terminal electrode  40  on the first chip main surface  3 . The source terminal electrode  20 , the drain terminal electrode  30  and the gate terminal electrode  40  are formed on the second interlayer insulating layer  17 . 
     The source terminal electrode  20  includes a source pad electrode (first pad electrode)  21 , and a plurality of source extraction electrodes (first extraction electrodes)  22 . The drain terminal electrode  30  includes a drain pad electrode (second pad electrode)  31 , and a plurality of drain extraction electrodes (second extraction electrodes)  32 . 
       FIG.  2    shows a top view of an internal structure of the semiconductor device, and represents a layout of a first main surface  11 .  FIG.  3    shows an enlarged diagram of a unit cell  60  shown in  FIG.  2   .  FIG.  4    shows a section diagram along a section line IV-IV in  FIG.  3   .  FIG.  5    shows a section diagram along a section line V-V in  FIG.  3   .  FIG.  6 A  shows a section diagram along a section line VIA-VIA in  FIG.  3   .  FIG.  6 B  shows a section diagram along a section line VIB-VIB in  FIG.  3   . 
     The internal structure of the semiconductor device  1  is described with reference to  FIG.  2    to  FIG.  6 B  below. 
     The semiconductor device  1  includes a first main surface  11 , an active portion  53  formed on the first main surface  11 , and a peripheral region  54  formed outside the source portion on the first main surface  11 . As shown in  FIG.  2   , in the entire first main surface  11  of the semiconductor chip  10 , the active portion  53  is in general formed on a part except for an inwardly recessed portion formed around one corner  13 BC of the semiconductor chip  10 , for example, the portion other than the recessed portion  52  shaped as a quadrilateral in top view. The peripheral region  54  is formed matchingly with the recessed portion  52 . The active portion  53  is a region where a metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) structure  53 A is formed. In this region, when the source-drain of the semiconductor device  1  is in a conducting state (turned on), current flows in a thickness direction of the semiconductor chip  10 . The peripheral region  54  is a region where no MOSFET structure (equivalent to the MOSFET structure  53 A) is formed. The peripheral region  54  functions as a support portion for supporting the gate terminal electrode  40  (referring to  FIG.  1   ). The peripheral region  54  is a region where no MOSFET structure (equivalent to the MOSFET structure  53 A) is formed. Elements (e.g., a protection diode) other than a MOSFET structure may also be formed in the peripheral region  54 . 
     The MOSFET structure  53 A is a field-effect transistor formed by a plurality of unit cells  60  arranged in the second direction Y and extending in the first direction X. The unit cell  60  has a planar gate structure. 
     As shown in  FIG.  3   , the unit cell  60  includes a double-diffused MOSFET (DMOSFET). The unit cell  60  includes a strip-like n − -type well region  66  extending in the first direction X, and a strip-like p − -type body region  67  extending in the first direction X. The well region  66  and the body region  67  are formed at an interval in the second direction Y. The well region  66  and the body region  67  are formed as stripes extending in the first direction X of the semiconductor chip  10 . In each unit cell  60 , one body region  67  is sandwiched in the second direction Y by two well regions  66  adjacent to the body region  67 . 
     As shown in  FIG.  4    to  FIG.  6 B , the semiconductor chip  10  includes a p-type separation well  55  on the first main surface  11 , and the p-type separation well  55  separates a part of the epitaxial layer  57  from other parts so as to define a drift region. The separation well  55  is shaped as a ring in top view, and is formed from a surface layer portion (the first main surface  11 ) of the epitaxial layer  57  to the silicon substrate  56 . The unit cells  60  are divided by surrounding a part of the epitaxial layer  57  using the separation well  55  on the silicon substrate  56 . 
     As shown in  FIG.  4    to  FIG.  6 B , the separation well  55  includes a two-layer structure having a p + -type upper region  58  arranged on the upper side and a p − -type lower region  59  arranged on the lower side. A boundary between the regions  58  and  59  is set at an intermediate portion in the thickness direction of the epitaxial layer  57 . 
     As shown in  FIG.  4    to  FIG.  6 B , an n + -type embedded layer  63  is selectively formed in the unit cell  60 . In the semiconductor chip  10 , the embedded layer  63  is formed in a manner of crossing the boundary between the silicon substrate  56  and the epitaxial layer  57 . 
     A field insulating film  64  is formed in the surface layer portion of the separation well  55 . The field insulating film  64  is, for example, an oxide film. 
     As shown in  FIG.  3    to  FIG.  6 B , an n + -type drain region  68  having an impurity concentration higher than that of the well region  66  is formed in the surface layer portion of the well region  66 . The drain region  68  is a strip extending in the first direction X. 
     Moreover, as shown in  FIG.  3   , the surface layer portion of the body region  67  includes n + -type source regions  69 A and p + -type contact regions  69 B arranged alternately in the first direction X. The source regions  69 A and the contact regions  69 B are in overall a strip extending in the first direction X. As shown in  FIG.  4    and  FIG.  6 A , the source region  69 A includes a high-concentration region  69 AA formed on an inner side and a low-concentration region  70  formed in a peripheral portion. The periphery of the high-concentration region  69 AA is surrounded by the low-concentration region  70 . 
     As shown in  FIG.  5    and  FIG.  6 B , the outer periphery of the contact region  69 B is arranged on a position spaced inwardly at a certain distance from the outer periphery of the body region  67 . 
     As shown in  FIG.  4    to  FIG.  6 B , in the surface layer portion of the epitaxial layer  57 , a field insulating film  71  is formed on a part between the well region  66  and the body region  67 . The field insulating film  71  is, for example, an oxide film. 
     One peripheral edge of the field insulating film  71  is arranged on the periphery of the drain region  68 , and another peripheral edge of the field insulating film  71  is arranged on the well region  66  which is spaced inwardly by a certain interval from the outer periphery of the well region  66 . The drain region  68  is formed in a region between the periphery of the field insulating film  71  and the field insulating film  64 . 
     Moreover, in the surface layer portion of the epitaxial layer  57 , a gate insulating film  72  is formed in a manner of crossing the epitaxial layer  57  and the body region  67 . Further, a gate electrode  73  is formed on the gate insulating film  72 . The gate electrode  73  is formed as selectively covering a part of the gate insulating film  72  and a part of the field insulating film  71 . 
     The gate electrode  73  is shaped as a quadrilateral in top view. As shown in  FIG.  3   , the gate electrode  73  extends in the first direction X in top view. The gate electrode  73  has an end portion  73   a  and another end portion  73   b . The gate electrode  73  further has an outer peripheral wall  73   c  and an inner peripheral wall  73   d . The outer peripheral wall  73   c  is shaped as a quadrilateral in top view. The inner peripheral wall  73   d  is shaped as an ellipsoid in top view. The source region  69 A and the contact region  69 B are exposed from an opening defined by the inner peripheral wall  73   d.    
     As shown in  FIG.  4    to  FIG.  6 B , the gate electrode  73  may also include a polysilicon-containing lower film  74  and a tungsten silicide/silicon-containing upper film  75 . The gate insulating film  72  may also be an oxide film. 
     The gate electrode  73  is spaced by the gate insulating film  72  such that a region opposite to the main region  67  is a channel region  76 . Formation of the channel of the channel region  76  is controlled by the gate electrode  73 . 
     Moreover, as shown in  FIG.  4    to  FIG.  6 B , the semiconductor device  1  further includes an interlayer insulating layer  18 . The interlayer insulating layer  18  includes the first interlayer insulating layer  16  and the second interlayer insulating layer  17 . The first interlayer insulating layer  16  and the second interlayer insulating layer  17  are formed in a manner of covering the first main surface  11  of the semiconductor chip  10 . The first interlayer insulating layer  16  and the second interlayer insulating layer  17  are formed by an insulating material, for example, SiO2. The first interlayer insulating layer  16  covers a plurality of unit cells  60 . 
       FIG.  7    shows a diagram of an internal structure of the semiconductor device  1 , and is primarily for illustrating a layout of a first wiring layer  84 .  FIG.  8    shows a diagram corresponding to  FIG.  3   , and is primarily for illustrating a layout of the first wiring layer  84 . 
     As shown in  FIG.  4    to  FIG.  8   , the first wiring layer  84  is formed on the first interlayer insulating layer  16 . The first wiring layer  84  includes stripe wire  100 . The stripe wire  100  includes a plurality of pairs of source wires (first wires)  85  and drain wires (second wires)  86 . The plurality of source wires  85  and the plurality of drain wires  86  are arranged at intervals in the second direction Y. The plurality of source wires  85  and the plurality of drain wires  86  are formed as stripes extending in the first direction X, and are alternately arranged. The stripe wire  100  has a first end portion  100   a  on the side of the third chip side surface  5 C (referring to  FIG.  7   ) and a second end portion  100   b  on the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D. The stripe wire  100  forms substantially all the region except for the peripheral region  54  in top view. 
     The source wire  85  includes a main electrode formed of a metal layer. The metal layer includes pure Cu, pure Al (having a purity of 99% or more), AlSi, AlCu and AlSiCu. A first barrier layer and a second barrier layer may also be formed on the front surface and the back surface of the main electrode, respectively. The first barrier layer and the second barrier layer include at least one of Ti and TiN. The main electrode may also have a thickness greater than those of the first barrier layer and the second barrier layer. 
     The source wire  85  is connected to the source region  69 A and the contact region  69 B formed in the body region  67  via a plurality of source lower contacts  89 A and a plurality of source lower contacts  89 B. The source region  69 A is connected to the source wire  85  via the corresponding source lower contact  89 A. In the contact region  69 B, connection to the source wire  85  is established via the corresponding lower contact  89 B. As shown in  FIG.  3   , the source lower contact  89 A and the source lower contact  89 B are alternately arranged in the first direction X. The plurality of source lower contacts  89 A and the plurality of source lower contacts  89 B are in overall arranged in the first direction X. The source lower contact  89 A and the source lower contact  89 B include a metal layer such as tungsten. A barrier layer (for example, including at least one of Ti and TiN) may also be formed on at least one of the front surface, the back surface and the side surface of the metal layer according to requirements. 
     The drain wire  86  includes a main electrode formed of a metal layer. The metal layer includes pure Cu, pure Al (having a purity of 99% or more), AlSi, AlCu and AlSiCu. A first barrier layer and a second barrier layer may also be formed on the front surface and the back surface of the main electrode, respectively. The first barrier layer and the second barrier layer include at least one of Ti and TiN. The main electrode may also have a thickness greater than those of the first barrier layer and the second barrier layer. 
     The drain wire  86  is connected to the drain region  68  formed in the well region  66  via a plurality of drain lower contacts  92 . The plurality of drain lower contacts  92  are arranged in the first direction X. The drain lower contacts  92  are opposite to the source lower contacts  89 A and  89 B in the second direction Y. The drain lower contact  92  includes a metal layer such as tungsten. A barrier layer (for example, including at least one of Ti and TiN) may also be formed on at least one of the front surface, the back surface and the side surface of the metal layer according to requirements. 
     As shown in  FIG.  8   , the drain wire  86  is connected to both of the drain region  68  of the well region  66  of the unit cell  60  on one side of the Y direction, and the drain region  68  of the well region  66  of the unit cell  60  on the other side in the Y direction and adjacent to the unit cell  60  on the one side of the Y direction. That is, the drain wire  86  is commonly connected to the drain regions  68  of two well regions  66  included in the adjacent unit cells  60 . A width W 86  of the drain wire  86  in the second direction Y is equal to a width W 85  of the source wire  85  in the second direction Y. The width W 86  of the drain wire  86  in the second direction Y may also be greater than the width W 85  of the source wire  85  in the second direction Y. A width W 86  of the drain wire  86  in the second direction Y may also be smaller than the width W 85  of the source wire  85  in the second direction Y. 
     The first wiring layer  84  further includes a gate wire  87 . As shown in  FIG.  7   , the gate wire extends as a strip along the periphery of the active portion  53 . The gate wire  87  is not formed on the side of the first side surface  13 A of the active portion  53  (that is, the side of the first chip side surface  5 A). As shown in  FIG.  8   , the gate wire  87  is connected to the gate electrode  73  via a gate lower contact  105 . The gate lower contact  105  is formed on an end portion  73   a  (referring to  FIG.  3   ) and another end portion  73   b  of the gate electrode  73  extending in the first direction X. The gate lower contact  105  is not formed in a center portion (the region other than the end portion  73   a  and the end portion  73   b ) of the gate electrode  73 . The gate lower contact  105  includes a metal layer such as tungsten. A barrier layer (for example, including at least one of Ti and TiN) may also be formed on at least one of the front surface, the back surface and the side surface of the metal layer according to requirements. 
     As shown in  FIG.  4    to  FIG.  6 B , the top wiring layer  94  is formed on the second interlayer insulating layer  17 . In the pattern above, as shown in  FIG.  1   , the top wiring layer  94  is formed on the first chip main surface  3  of the semiconductor device  1 . That is, the second interlayer insulating layer  17  is the uppermost interlayer film, and is thus referred to as the top wiring layer  94 . However, when such a third interlayer insulating layer is formed on the second interlayer insulating layer  17 , the wiring layer of the second interlayer insulating layer  17  may also be referred to as a second wiring layer. 
       FIG.  9    shows a diagram of an internal structure of the semiconductor device  1 , and is primarily for illustrating a layout of the top wiring layer  94 .  FIG.  10    shows an enlarged diagram of an area X shown in  FIG.  9   .  FIG.  11 A  shows an enlarged three-dimensional diagram of the area XIA shown in  FIG.  10   , and is primarily for illustrating the relation between the first wiring layer  84  and the top wiring layer  94 .  FIG.  11 B  shows an enlarged three-dimensional diagram of the area XIB shown in  FIG.  10   , and is primarily for illustrating the relation between the first wiring layer  84  and the top wiring layer  94 .  FIG.  11    shows an enlarged three-dimensional diagram of an area XI shown in  FIG.  10   . 
     As described above, the top wiring layer  94  includes the source terminal electrode  20 , the drain terminal electrode  30  and the gate terminal electrode  40 . 
     As described above, the source terminal electrode  20  includes the source pad electrode  21  and the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22 . The source terminal electrode  20  is formed in a manner of overlapping with the active region  53  (referring to  FIG.  2   ) and the stripe wire  100  in top view. The plurality of source extraction electrodes  22  are extracted in a comb-like manner extending in the first direction X to the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D. As shown in  FIG.  9   , the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22  may also be extracted in the second direction Y from the entire region of the source pad electrode  21 . 
     The drain terminal electrode  30  includes the drain pad electrode  31  and the plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32 . The drain terminal electrode  30  is formed in a manner of overlapping with the active region  53  (referring to  FIG.  2   ) and the stripe wire  100  (referring to  FIG.  7   ) in top view. The plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32  are extracted in a comb-like manner extending in the first direction X to the side of the third chip side surface  5 C. As shown in  FIG.  9   , the plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32  may also be extracted in the second direction Y from the entire region of the drain pad electrode  31 . The plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32  are engaged with the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22  at intervals in the first direction X. 
     The gate terminal electrode  40  is formed in a manner of overlapping with the peripheral region  54  (referring to  FIG.  2   ) in top view. The gate terminal electrode  40  is shaped as a quadrilateral in top view. 
     The source terminal electrode  20 , the drain terminal electrode  30  and the gate terminal electrode  40  include main electrodes formed by a metal layer. The metal layer includes pure Cu, pure Al (having a purity of 99% or more), AlSi, AlCu and AlSiCu. A first barrier layer and a second barrier layer may also be formed on the front surface and the back surface of the main electrode, respectively. The first barrier layer and the second barrier layer include at least one of Ti and TiN. The main electrode may also have a thickness greater than those of the first barrier layer and the second barrier layer. 
     The source pad electrode  21  avoided from a region in which the gate terminal electrode  40  in the first chip main surface  3  is formed in a region closer to the side of the third chip side surface  5 C than the center in the first direction X. More specifically, the source pad electrode  21  is formed in a substantially in one-third of the region on the side of the third chip side surface  5 C in the first chip main surface  3 . The source terminal electrode  21  is substantially shaped as a quadrilateral in top view. More specifically, as shown in  FIG.  9   , the source terminal electrode  20  is opposite to the gate terminal electrode  40  and formed on the side of the first chip side surface  5 A in the second direction Y, and is formed on the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D in the first direction X. 
     The source pad electrode  21  includes a first source pad region  46  shaped as a quadrilateral in top view, and is formed in a second source pad region  47  on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B relative to an edge  40   a  of the side of the first chip side surface  5 A (one side of the second direction Y) on the gate terminal electrode  40 . The second source pad region  47  is substantially shaped as a trapezoid in top view. The first source pad region  46  and the second source pad region  47  are connected via a source pad connection portion  48 . 
     As shown in  FIG.  4    and  FIG.  5   , the source pad electrode  21  is electrically connected to the plurality of source wires  85  of the stripe wire  100  via the plurality of source upper contacts (first contacts)  98 . The source pad electrode  21  is spaced by the second interlayer insulating layer  17  and thus electrically insulated from the drain wire  86 . 
     The plurality of source upper contacts  98  are formed in the second interlayer insulating layer  17 . The plurality of source upper contacts  98  are arranged between the source pad electrode  21  and the source wire  85 . The plurality of source upper contacts  98  connect the source pad electrode  21  and the individual source wires  85 . The plurality of source upper contacts  98  are arranged along the source wire  85 . The source upper contact  98  includes a metal layer such as tungsten. A barrier layer (for example, including at least one of Ti and TiN) may also be formed on at least one of the front surface, the back surface and the side surface of the metal layer according to requirements. 
     An edge  21   a  of the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D on the source pad electrode  21  includes a linear portion  49  extending linearly in the second direction Y and an inclined portion  50 . The inclined portion  50  is inclined relative to the second direction Y in a manner of approaching the side of the drain pad electrode  31  as getting closer to the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. The edge  21   a  has the inclined portion  50 , and thus it is ensured that a width W 48  of the source pad connection portion  48  is larger. 
     The plurality of comb-like source extraction electrodes  22  have equal widths W 22  in the second direction Y. The width W 22  of the source extraction electrode  22  is greater than the width W 85  of the source wire  85  (referring to  FIG.  8   ). The width W 22  of the source extraction electrode  22  is greater than a sum of the width W 85  of the source wire  85  and the width W 86  of the drain wire  86  (referring to  FIG.  8   ). As shown in  FIG.  10   , the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22  overlap with at least one pair of the source wire  85  and the drain wire  86  (six pairs in the example shown in  FIG.  10   ) when viewed from the top. An edge  22   a  of the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D on the source extraction electrode  22  is opposite by a narrower with to an edge  31   a  of the side of the third chip side surface  5 C on the drain pad electrode  31 . 
     As shown in  FIG.  10    to  FIG.  11 B , the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22  are electrically connected to the plurality of source wires  85  of the stripe wire  100  via the source upper contacts  98 . The plurality of source extraction electrodes  22  are spaced by the second interlayer insulating layer  17  and thus electrically insulated from the drain wire  86 . 
     The plurality of source upper contacts  98  are arranged between the individual source extraction electrodes  22  and the individual source wires  85 . The plurality of source upper contacts  98  connect the source pad electrode  21  and the individual source wires  85 . The plurality of source upper contacts  98  are arranged along the source wire  85 . As shown in  FIG.  10    to  FIG.  11 B , the source upper contact  98  is formed in a region in the source extraction electrode  22  overlapping with the source wire  85 . As shown in  FIG.  10    to  FIG.  11 B , the source upper contact  98  is not formed in a region in the source extraction electrode  22  overlapping with the drain wire  86 . 
     The source extraction electrode  22  extends in a zigzag form in the first direction X. The source extraction electrode  22  matches with the adjacent drain extraction electrode  32  (along the adjacent drain extraction electrode  32 ). The source extraction electrode  22  includes a first source extension portion (first extension portion)  23 , a first source bent portion (first bent portion, third bent portion)  24  and a second source bent portion (first bent portion, fourth bent portion)  25 . The first source extension portion  23  is extracted from the source pad electrode  21  to the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D, and extends in the first direction X. The first source bent portion  24  bends in the first source extension portion  23  to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A (one side of the second direction Y), is extracted to the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D after bending, and extends in the first direction X. The second source bent portion  25  bends in the first source bent portion  24  to the side of the second chip side surface  5 B, is extracted to the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D after bending, and extends in the first direction X. 
     The first source bent portion  24  extends in a bending direction of a second drain bent portion  35  of the adjacent drain extraction electrode  32  (to be described shortly). The first source bent portion  24  is electrically connected to the source upper contact  98 . The first source bent portion  24  is spaced by the second interlayer insulating layer  17  and thus electrically insulated from the drain wire  86 . 
     The first source bent portion  24  includes a second source extension portion (second extension portion)  26  and a first source connection portion  27 . The second source extension portion  26  extends, in a region closer to the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D than the first source extension portion  23 , in the first direction X from a position shifted to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A relative to the first source extension  23 . The second source extension portion  26  is shifted by a distance of one first source extension portion  23  to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A relative to the first source extension portion  23 . More specifically, an edge  26   b  of the side of the second chip side surface  5 B on the second source extension portion  26  is aligned in the second direction Y with an edge  23   a  of the side of the first chip side surface  5 A on the first source extension portion  23 . 
     The second source extension portion  26  is opposite in the first direction X to the first drain extension portion  33  of the adjacent drain extraction electrode  32  on the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. The second source extension portion  26  is not opposite in the first direction X to the first source extension portion  23  of the adjacent source extraction electrode  22  on the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. The two edges (the edge  26   a  and the edge  26   b ) of the second source extension portion  26  are aligned in the second direction Y with two edges (an edge  33   a  and an edge  33   b ) of the first drain extension portion  33  of the adjacent drain extraction electrode  32  on the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. 
     The first source connection portion  27  connects the first source extension portion  23  and the second source extension portion  26 . The first source connection portion  27  is inclined relative to the second direction Y in a manner of approaching the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D as getting closer to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. The first source connection portion  27  horizontally passes through the plurality of source wires  85  and the plurality of drain wires  86  in top view. 
     The second source bent portion  25  extends in a bending direction of a first drain bent portion  34  of the adjacent drain extraction electrode  32  (to be described shortly). The second source bent portion  25  is electrically connected to the source upper contact  98 . The second source bent portion  25  is spaced by the second interlayer insulating layer  17  and thus electrically insulated from the drain wire  86 . 
     The second source bent portion  25  includes a third source extension portion (third extension portion)  28  and a second source connection portion  29 . The third source bent portion  28  extends, in a region closer to the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D than the first source bent portion  24 , in the first direction X from the first source extension portion  23  away from the fourth chip side surface  5 D. The third source extension portion  28  is opposite to the first source extension portion  23  in the first direction X. The second source connection portion  29  connects the second source extension portion  26  and the third source extension portion  28 . The second source connection portion  29  is inclined relative to the second direction Y in a manner of approaching the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D as getting closer to the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. The second source connection portion  29  horizontally passes through the plurality of source wires  85  and the plurality of drain wires  86  in top view. With the first source bent portion  24  and the second source connection portion  29 , a connection portion connecting the first source extension portion  23  and the third source extension portion  28  is formed. 
     With the first source bent portion  24  (the second source extension portion  26  and the first source connection portion  27 ) and the second source connection portion  29 , a source protruding portion (protruding portion)  41  protruding to the side of the second chip side surface  5 B (the other side in the second direction Y) is formed. 
     The source extraction electrode  22  includes a source recessed portion (recessed portion)  42  recessed toward the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. The source recessed portion  42  is defined by an edge of the side of the second chip side surface  5 B on the source protruding portion  41 . The source recessed portion  42  matches with a drain protruding portion (protruding portion)  43  adjacent to the source recessed portion  42  on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B, and accommodates the drain protruding portion  43 . In other words, the source recessed portion  42  is engaged at an interval in the second direction Y with the adjacent drain protruding portion  43  on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. 
     Because the source recessed portion  42  matches with the adjacent drain protruding portion  43  on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B, the length of the source protruding portion  41  in the first direction X is longer than the length of the adjacent drain protruding portion  43  in the first direction X on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B by an amount of a wire width of the source extraction electrode  22 . Thus, the length of the source protruding portion  41  in the first direction X is longer than the length of the adjacent drain protruding portion  43  in the first direction X on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. 
     The drain pad electrode  31  is formed in a region in the first chip main surface  3  closer to the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D than the center in the second direction Y. More specifically, the drain pad electrode  31  is formed in a substantially in one-third of the region in the first chip main surface  3  on the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D. The drain pad electrode  31  is shaped as a quadrilateral in top view. An edge  31   a  of the drain pad electrode  31  extends linearly in the second direction Y. 
     As shown in  FIG.  6 A  and  FIG.  6 B , the drain pad electrode  31  is electrically connected to the plurality of drain wires  86  of the stripe wire  100  via a plurality of drain upper contacts (second contacts)  99 . The drain pad electrode  31  is spaced by the second interlayer insulating layer  17  and thus electrically insulated from the drain wire  86 . 
     The plurality of drain upper contacts  99  are formed in the second interlayer insulating layer  17 . The plurality of drain upper contacts  99  are arranged between the drain pad electrode  31  and the drain wire  88 . The plurality of drain upper contacts  99  connect the drain pad electrode  31  and the individual drain wires  86 . The plurality of drain upper contacts  99  are arranged along the drain wire  86 . The drain upper contact  99  includes a metal layer such as tungsten. A barrier layer (for example, including at least one of Ti and TiN) may also be formed on at least one of the front surface, the back surface and the side surface of the metal layer according to requirements. 
     The plurality of comb-like drain extraction electrodes  32  have equal widths W 32  in the second direction Y. The width W 32  of the drain extraction electrode  32  is greater than the width W 86  of the drain wire  86  (referring to  FIG.  8   ). The width W 32  of the drain extraction electrode  32  is greater than a sum of the width W 85  of the source wire  85  and the width W 86  of the drain wire  86  (referring to  FIG.  8   ). The width W 32  of the drain extraction electrode  32  is equal to the width W 22  of the source extraction electrode  22 . The width W 32  of the drain extraction electrode  32  may be greater than the width W 22  of the source extraction electrode  22 . The width W 32  of the drain extraction electrode  32  may be smaller than the width W 22  of the source extraction electrode  22 . 
     As shown in  FIG.  10   , the plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32  overlap with at least one pair of the source wire  85  and the drain wire  86  (six pairs in the example shown in  FIG.  10   ) when viewed from the top. An edge  32   a  of the drain extraction electrode  32  on the side of the third chip side surface  5 C is opposite by a narrower width to the edge  21   a  of the source pad electrode  21 . The plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32  are engaged with the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22  at least at the center in the first chip main surface  3  in the first direction X. 
     As shown in  FIG.  10    to  FIG.  11 B , the plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32  are electrically connected to the plurality of drain wires  86  of the stripe wire  100  via the drain upper contacts  99 . The plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32  are spaced by the second interlayer insulating layer  17  and thus electrically insulated from the drain wire  85 . 
     The plurality of drain upper contacts  99  are arranged between the individual drain extraction electrodes  32  and the individual drain wires  86 . The plurality of drain upper contacts  99  connect the drain pad electrode  31  and the individual drain wires  86 . The plurality of drain upper contacts  99  are arranged along the drain wire  86 . As shown in  FIG.  10    to  FIG.  11 B , the drain upper contact  99  is formed in a region in the drain extraction electrode  32  overlapping with the drain wire  86 . As shown in  FIG.  10    to  FIG.  11 B , the drain upper contact  99  is not formed in a region in the drain extraction electrode  32  overlapping with the source wire  85 . 
     The drain extraction electrode  32  extends in a zigzag form in the first direction X. The drain extraction electrode  32  matches with the adjacent source extraction electrode  22  (conforming to the adjacent source extraction electrode  22 ). The drain extraction electrode  32  includes a first drain extension portion  33 , a first drain bent portion (second bent portion, third bent portion)  34  and a second drain bent portion  35 . The first drain extension portion  33  is extracted from the drain pad electrode  31  to the side of the third chip side surface  5 C, and extends in the first direction X. 
     The first drain bent portion  34  bends at the first drain extension portion  33  to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A, is extracted to the side of the third chip side surface  5 C after bending, and extends in the first direction X. The second drain bent portion  35  bends at the first drain bent portion  34  to the side of the second chip side surface  5 B, is extracted to the side of the third chip side surface  5 C after bending, and extends in the first direction X. 
     The first drain bent portion  34  extends in a bending direction of a second source bent portion  25  of the adjacent source extraction electrode  22 . The first drain bent portion  34  is electrically connected to the drain upper contact  99 . The first drain bent portion  34  is spaced by the second interlayer insulating layer  17  and thus electrically insulated from the source wire  85 . 
     The first drain bent portion  34  includes a second drain extension portion  36  and a first drain connection portion  37 . The second drain bent portion  36  extends, in a region closer to the side of the third chip side surface  5 C than the first drain extension portion  33 , in the first direction X from a position shifted to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A relative to the first drain extension portion  33 . The second drain extension portion  36  is shifted by a distance of one first drain extension portion  33  to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A relative to the first drain extension portion  33 . More specifically, an edge  36   b  of the second drain extension portion  36  on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B is aligned in the second direction Y with an edge  33   a  of the first drain extension portion  33  on the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. 
     The second drain extension portion  36  is opposite in the first direction X to the first source extension portion  23  of the adjacent source extraction electrode  22  on the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. The second drain extension portion  36  is not opposite in the first direction X to the first drain extension portion  33  of the adjacent drain extraction electrode  32  on the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. The two edges (the edge  36   a  and the edge  36   b ) of the second drain extension portion  36  are aligned in the second direction Y with the two edges (the edge  23   a  and the edge  23   b ) of the first source extension portion  23  of the adjacent source extraction electrode  22  on the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. 
     The first drain connection portion  37  connects the first drain extension portion  33  and the second drain extension portion  36 . The first drain connection portion  37  is inclined relative to the second direction Y in a manner of approaching the side of the third chip side surface  5 C as getting closer to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. The first drain connection portion  37  horizontally passes through the plurality of source wires  85  and the plurality of drain wires  86  in top view. 
     The second drain bent portion  35  extends in a bending direction of the first source bent portion  24  of the adjacent source extraction electrode  22 . The second drain bent portion  35  is electrically connected to the drain upper contact  99 . The second drain bent portion  35  is spaced by the second interlayer insulating layer  17  and thus electrically insulated from the source wire  85 . 
     The second drain bent portion  35  includes a third drain extension portion  38  and a second drain connection portion  39 . The third drain bent portion  38  extends, in a region closer to the side of the third chip side surface  5 C than the first drain bent portion  34 , in the first direction X from the first drain extension portion  33  away from the side of the third chip side surface  5 C. The third drain extension portion  38  is opposite to the first drain extension portion  33  in the first direction X. The second drain connection portion  39  connects the second drain extension portion  36  and the third drain extension portion  38 . The second drain connection portion  39  is inclined relative to the second direction Y in a manner of approaching the side of the third chip side surface  5 C as getting closer to the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. The second drain connection portion  39  horizontally passes through the plurality of source wires  85  and the plurality of drain wires  86  in top view. With the first drain bent portion  34  and the second drain connection portion  39 , a connection portion connecting the first drain extension portion  33  and the third drain extension portion  38  is formed. 
     With the first drain bent portion  34  (the second drain extension portion  36  and the first drain connection portion  37 ) and the second drain connection portion  39 , a drain protruding portion  43  protruding to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A is formed. 
     The drain extraction electrode  32  includes a drain recessed portion (recessed portion)  44  recessed toward the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. The drain recessed portion  44  is defined by an edge of the side of the second chip side surface  5 B on the drain protruding portion  43 . The drain recessed portion  44  matches with a source protruding portion  41  adjacent to the drain recessed portion  44  on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B, and accommodates the source protruding portion  41 . In other words, the drain recessed portion  44  is engaged at an interval in the second direction Y with the adjacent source protruding portion  41  on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. 
     Because the drain recessed portion  44  matches with the adjacent source protruding portion  41  on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B, the distance of the source protruding portion  43  in the first direction X is longer than the distance of the adjacent source protruding portion  41  in the first direction X on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B by a wiring amount of the drain extraction electrode  32 . Thus, the distance of the drain protruding portion  43  in the first direction X is longer than the distance of the adjacent source protruding portion  41  in the first direction X on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. 
     As described above, the distance of the source protruding portion  41  in the first direction X is longer than the distance of the adjacent drain protruding portion  43  in the first direction X on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. Moreover, the distance of the drain protruding portion  43  in the first direction X is longer than the distance of the adjacent source protruding portion  41  in the first direction X on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. Thus, the distances of the source protruding portion  41  and the drain protruding portion  43  in the first direction X increase as getting closer to the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. 
     As shown above, according to the semiconductor device  1 , the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22  are extracted in a comb-like manner extending in the first direction X from the source pad electrode  21  formed on the second interlayer insulating layer  17  to the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D. The plurality of source extraction electrodes  22  are electrically connected to the plurality of source wires  85  of the stripe wire  100  covered by the second interlayer insulating layer  17 . Moreover, the plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32  are extracted in a comb-like manner extending in the first direction X from the drain pad electrode  31  covered by the second interlayer insulating layer  17  to the side of the third chip side surface  5 C. The plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32  are electrically connected to the plurality of drain wires  86  of the stripe wire  100  covered by the second interlayer insulating layer  17 . Moreover, the plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32  are engaged at intervals in the first direction X with the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22 . The current path from the source pad electrode  21  to the stripe wire  100  can be shortened by using the source extraction electrode  22 . Similarly, the current path from the drain pad electrode  31  to the stripe wire  100  can be shortened by using the drain extraction electrode  32 . Thus, wiring resistance can be reduced. 
     Moreover, according to the semiconductor device  1 , by forming the first source bent portion  24  (the source protruding portion  41  protruding in the second direction Y) bent in the second direction Y at the source extraction electrode  22 , the number of source wires  85  electrically connected to the source extraction electrode  22  can be increased. Similarly, by forming the first drain bent portion  34  (the drain protruding portion  43  protruding in the second direction Y) bent in the second direction Y at the drain extraction electrode  32 , the number of drain wires  86  electrically connected to the drain extraction electrode  32  can be increased. Thus, wiring resistance can be further reduced. 
     In addition, according to the semiconductor device  1 , the source extraction electrode  22  is engaged at an interval in the second direction Y with the adjacent drain protruding portion  43  on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. Similarly, the drain extraction electrode  32  is engaged at an interval in the second direction Y with the adjacent source protruding portion  41  on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. Thus, without decreasing the wiring area of the source extraction electrode  22  and without decreasing the wiring area of the drain extraction electrode  32 , the source protruding portion  41  and the drain protruding portion  43  are formed. 
     Moreover, according to the semiconductor device  1 , by forming the third source extension portion  28  at the source extraction electrode  22 , the current path shortened using the source extraction electrode  22  can be increased. Thus, the current path from the source pad electrode  21  to the stripe wire  100  can be shortened by using the source extraction electrode  22 . Similarly, by forming the third drain extension portion  38  at the drain extraction electrode  32 , the current path shortened using the drain extraction electrode  32  can be increased. Thus, the current path from the drain pad electrode  31  to the stripe wire  100  can be shortened by using the drain extraction electrode  32 . Thus, wiring resistance can be further reduced. 
     Moreover, according to the semiconductor device  1 , the edge  21   a  of the source pad electrode  21  has the inclined portion  50 , and the inclined portion  50  is inclined in a manner of approaching the side of the drain pad electrode  31  as getting closer to the side of the second chip side surface  5 B, hence ensuring that the width W 48  of the source pad connection portion  48  is larger. Accordingly, the resistance of the source pad connection portion  48  of the source pad electrode  21  can be reduced. Thus, wiring resistance can be further reduced. 
       FIG.  12    shows a diagram of a layout of a top wiring layer  94 A of a comparative embodiment.  FIG.  13    to  FIG.  16    are diagrams of layouts of top wiring layers  94 B to  94 E of a first varied embodiment to a fourth varied embodiment of the present invention.  FIG.  12    to  FIG.  16    correspond to  FIG.  9   . In  FIG.  12    to  FIG.  16   , structures having structure equivalent to those shown in  FIG.  1    to  FIG.  11 B  and reference numeral and symbols the same as those in the situations in  FIG.  1    to  FIG.  11 B  are omitted for brevity. 
     As shown in  FIG.  12   , the top wiring layer  94 A of the comparative embodiment has a source terminal electrode  20 A and a drain terminal electrode  30 A. The source terminal electrode  20 A includes a source pad electrode  21 AA. The source pad electrode  21 AA is avoided from a region in which the gate terminal electrode  40  in the first chip main surface  3  is formed and is formed in substantially two-thirds of a region on the side of the third chip side surface  5 C. The source terminal electrode  20 A does not include any source extraction electrode (equivalent to the source extraction electrode  22  in  FIG.  9   ). The drain terminal electrode  30 A includes the drain pad electrode  31  but does not include any drain extraction electrode (equivalent to the drain extraction electrode  32  in  FIG.  9   ). 
     As shown in  FIG.  13   , the top wiring layer  94 B of the first varied embodiment includes a source pad electrode  21 B as substitution for the source pad electrode  21  (referring to  FIG.  9   ). An edge  21 Ba of a source pad electrode  21 B is formed merely by a linear portion  49  extending linearly in the second direction Y. Thus, a second source pad region  47 B shaped as a strip in top view is used as substitution for the second source pad region  47 . The first source pad region  46  and the second source pad region  47 B are electrically connected via a source pad connection portion  48 B. 
     In the source pad electrode  21 B, the edge  21 Ba does not have any inclined portion (equivalent to the inclined portion  50  in  FIG.  9   ). Thus, a width W 48 B of the source pad connection portion  48 B in the source pad electrode  21 B is smaller than the width W 48  (referring to  FIG.  9   ) of the source pad connection portion  48  in the source pad electrode  21  (referring to  FIG.  9   ). Other structures of the top wiring layer  94 B are the same as those of the top wiring layer  94  (referring to  FIG.  9   ). 
     As shown in  FIG.  14   , in the top wiring layer  94 C of the second varied embodiment, the distance between the first source bent portion  24  and the first drain bent portion  34  in the first direction X (that is, the distance between the second source extension portion  26  and the second drain extension portion in the first direction X) is shorter than that in the top wiring layer  94  (referring to  FIG.  9   ). Moreover, in the top wiring layer  94 C, widths W 27 C and W 29 C (for example, each being 3 μm) of the first source connection portion  27  and the second source connection portion  29  are shorter than the widths W 27  and W 29  (referring to  FIG.  9   , for example, each being 9 μm) of the first source connection portion  27  and the second source connection portion  29  in the top wiring layer  94 . Moreover, in the top wiring layer  94 C, widths W 37 C and W 39 C (for example, each being 3 μm) of the first drain connection portion  37  and the second drain connection portion  39  are shorter than the widths W 37  and W 39  (referring to  FIG.  9   , for example, each being 9 μm) of the first drain connection portion  37  and the second drain connection portion  39  in the top wiring layer  94 . 
     As shown in  FIG.  15   , the top wiring layer  94 D of the third varied embodiment includes a plurality of source extraction electrode  22 D as substitution for the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22 . Similarly, the top wiring layer  94 D of the third varied embodiment includes a plurality of drain extraction electrode  32 D as substitution for the plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32 . 
     The source extraction electrode  22 D does not include any second source bent portion (equivalent to the second source bent portion  25  in  FIG.  9   ). Moreover, the drain extraction electrode  32 D does not include any second drain bent portion (equivalent to the second drain bent portion  35  in  FIG.  9   ). 
     As shown in  FIG.  16   , the top wiring layer  94 E of the fourth varied embodiment includes a plurality of source extraction electrode  22 E as substitution for the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22 . Similarly, the top wiring layer  94 E of the fourth varied embodiment includes a plurality of drain extraction electrode  32 E as substitution for the plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32 . 
     The source extraction electrode  22 E includes a plurality of first source bent portions (first bent portion, third bent portion)  24 E and second source bent portions (first bent portion, fourth bent portion)  25 E alternately repeated in the first direction. X. The first source connection portion  24 E is inclined relative to the second direction Y in a manner of approaching the side of the first chip side surface  5 A as getting closer to the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D. The second source bent portion  25 E is inclined relative to the second direction Y in a manner of approaching the side of the second chip side surface  5 B as getting closer to the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D. The first source bent portion  24 E and the second source bent portion  25 E are electrically connected to the source wire  85  (referring to  FIG.  10   ). 
     The drain extraction electrode  32 E includes a plurality of first drain bent portions (second bent portion, third bent portion)  34 E and second drain bent portions  35 E alternately repeated in the first direction. X. The first drain connection portion  34 E is inclined relative to the second direction Y in a manner of approaching the side of the first chip side surface  5 A as getting closer to the side of the third chip side surface  5 C. The second drain bent portion  35 E is inclined relative to the second direction Y in a manner of approaching the side of the second chip side surface  5 B as getting closer to the side of the third chip side surface  5 C. The first drain bent portion  34 E and the second drain bent portion  35 E are electrically connected to the drain wire  86  (referring to  FIG.  10   ). 
     According to the second varied embodiment to the fourth varied embodiment, effects and functions equivalent to the effects and functions described in the associated embodiment (referring to  FIG.  9   ) are achieved. 
     Moreover, similar to the top wiring layer  94 B of the first varied embodiment, the top wiring layers  94 C to  94 E of the second to fourth varied embodiments include the source pad electrode  21 B as substitution for the source pad electrode  21  (referring to  FIG.  9   ). The top wiring layers  94 C to  94 E may also include the source pad electrode  21  but not the source pad electrode  21 B. 
     Table-1 indicates wiring resistance of the top wiring layers  94  to  94 E of the embodiment (referring to  FIG.  9   ), the comparative embodiment, and the first to fourth varied embodiments. Table-1 shows values when the wiring resistance of the top wiring layer  94 A of the comparative embodiment is set as 1 (100%). 
     
       
         
           
               
               
             
               
                   
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                 Embodiment (FIG. 9) 
                 62% 
               
               
                   
                 Comparative embodiment (FIG. 12) 
                 100%  
               
               
                   
                 First varied embodiment (FIG. 13) 
                 65% 
               
               
                   
                 Second varied embodiment (FIG. 14) 
                 66% 
               
               
                   
                 Third varied embodiment (FIG. 15) 
                 69% 
               
               
                   
                 Fourth varied embodiment (FIG. 16) 
                 85% 
               
               
                   
                   
               
            
           
         
       
     
     It is known from Table-1 that, the wiring resistance of the top wiring layers  94  of the embodiment (referring to  FIG.  9   ) is the lowest. The wiring resistance of the top wiring layer  94 B of the first varied embodiment (referring to  FIG.  13   ) is the second lowest, and then the wiring resistance of the top wiring layer  94 C of the second varied embodiment (referring to  FIG.  14   ). 
       FIG.  17    to  FIG.  19    are diagrams of layouts of top wiring layers  94 F to  94 H of fifth to seventh varied embodiments of the present invention.  FIG.  17    to  FIG.  19    correspond to  FIG.  9   . 
     As shown in  FIG.  17   , the top wiring layer  94 F of the fifth varied embodiment includes a plurality of source extraction electrodes  22 F as substitution for the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22 . The source extraction electrode  22 F includes a first source extension portion  23 , a first source bent portion (first bent portion, third bent portion)  24 F and a second source bent portion (first bent portion, fourth bent portion)  25 F. The bending direction of the first source bent portion  24 F and the second source bent portion  25 F is opposite in the second direction Y to the bending direction of the first source bent portion  24 F and the second source bent portion  25 F of the embodiment (referring to  FIG.  9   ). 
     The top wiring layer  94 F of the fifth varied embodiment includes a plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32 F as substitution for the plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32 . The drain extraction electrode  32  includes a first drain extension portion  33 , a first drain bent portion (second bent portion, third bent portion)  34 F and a second drain bent portion  35 F. The bending direction of the first drain bent portion  34 F and the second drain bent portion  35 F is opposite in the second direction Y to the bending direction of the first drain bent portion  34 F and the second drain bent portion  35 F of the embodiment (referring to  FIG.  9   ). 
     As shown in  FIG.  18   , the top wiring layer  94 G of the sixth varied embodiment includes a plurality of source extraction electrodes  22 G as substitution for the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22 . The source extraction electrode  22 G includes a first source extension portion  23 , a first source bent portion (first bent portion, third bent portion)  24 G and a second source bent portion  25 . 
     The first source bent portion  24 G includes a second source extension portion  26 G and a first source connection portion  27 . The second source extension portion  26 G on one hand is shifted to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A relative to the first source extension portion  23  and on the other hand extends in the first direction X. The second source extension portion  26 G is shifted by a distance of one-half of the first source extension portion  23  to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A relative to the first source extension portion  23 . 
     The top wiring layer  94 G of the sixth varied embodiment includes a plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32 G as substitution for the plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32 . The drain extraction electrode  32 G includes a first drain extension portion  33 , a first drain bent portion (second bent portion, third bent portion)  34 G and a second drain bent portion  35 . The first drain bent portion  34 G includes a second drain extension portion  36 G and a first drain connection portion  37 . The second drain extension portion  36 G on one hand is shifted to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A relative to the first drain extension portion  33  and on the other hand extends in the first direction X. The second drain extension portion  36 G is shifted by a distance of one-half of the first drain extension portion  33  to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A relative to the first drain extension portion  33 . 
     As shown in  FIG.  19   , the top wiring layer  94 H of the seventh varied embodiment includes a plurality of source extraction electrodes  22 H as substitution for the plurality of source extraction electrodes  22 . Similarly, the top wiring layer  94 H of the fourth varied embodiment includes a plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32 H as substitution for the plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32 . 
     The plurality of drain extraction electrodes  32  include first drain extension portions  33 H and drain protruding portions  43 H. The first drain extension portion  33 H is extracted from the drain pad electrode  31  to the side of the third chip side surface  5 C, and extends in the first direction X. The drain protruding portion  43 H protrudes from an intermediate portion of the first drain extension portion  33 H to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. 
     The source extraction electrode  22 H includes a first source extension portion  23 H and a source recessed portion  42 H. The first source extension portion  23 H is extracted from the source pad electrode  21  to the side of the fourth chip side surface  5 D, and extends in the first direction X. The source recessed portion  42 H is defined by an edge of the side of the second chip side surface  5 B on the first source extension portion  23 H. 
     The source recessed portion  42 H matches with the drain protruding portion  43 H of the adjacent drain extraction electrode  32 H on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B, and engages with the drain protruding portion  43 H in the second direction. 
     In the example shown in  FIG.  19   , the drain protruding portion  43 H may also protrude to the side of the second chip side surface  5 B but not to the side of the first chip side surface  5 A. In this case, the source recessed portion  42 H engaging with the drain protruding portion  43 H is formed in the second direction Y on the edge of the first chip side surface  5 A of the source extraction electrode  22 H adjacent drain protruding portion  43 H on the side of the second chip side surface  5 B. 
     Moreover, the combination of the source and the drain of the protruding portion and the recessed portion may be opposite to the example shown in  FIG.  19   . A protruding portion (that is, the source protruding portion) may also be formed at the first source extension portion  23 H of the source extraction electrode  22 H, and a recessed portion (that is, the drain recessed portion) engaging in the second direction Y with the protruding portion may be formed at the first drain extension portion  33 H of the drain extraction electrode  32 H. 
     According to the fifth varied embodiment to the seventh varied embodiment, effects and functions equivalent to the effects and functions described in the associated embodiment (referring to  FIG.  9   ) are achieved. 
     Further, the drain wire  86  may be not commonly connected to the drain regions  68  of the well regions  66  included by the adjacent unit cells  60 , but the drain wire  86  is connected to only one of the drain regions  68 . That is, the drain wires  86  and the drain regions  68  are formed in one-on-one correspondence. In this case, in the stripe wire  100 , a plurality of source wires  85  and a plurality of drain wires  86  are arranged in the second direction Y according to an order of the drain wire  86 , the source wire  85 , the drain wire  86 , the drain wire  86 , the source wire  85 , the drain wire  86 , the drain wire  86  . . . . 
     For example, the semiconductor chip  10  is not necessarily shaped as a rectangle in top view, but may also be other quadrilaterals such as a square in top view. 
     In the forms above, a structure without the side surface insulating layer  15  may be adopted. In this case, the side surfaces  13 A to  13 D of the semiconductor chip  10  form parts of the chip side surfaces  5 A to  5 D of the chip body  2 , respectively. 
     Moreover, in the embodiment, the element built-in the semiconductor device  1  is not limited to a MOSFET structure, and other elements such as an insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) or a bipolar transistor may be adopted. 
     In addition, various design modifications may be implemented within the scope of the items stated by the claims.