A production method for a semi-conductor-on-insulator type multilayer stack includes ion implantation in a buried portion of a superficial layer of a support substrate, so as to form a layer enriched with at least one gas, intended to form a porous semi-conductive material layer, the thermal oxidation of a superficial portion of the superficial layer to form an oxide layer extending from the surface of the support substrate, the oxidation and the implantation of ions being arranged such that the oxide layer and the enriched layer are juxtaposed, and the assembly of the support substrate and of a donor substrate.

In a case where a detector is positioned in a [11-20] direction, and where a first measurement region including a center of a main surface is irradiated with an X ray in a direction within ±15° relative to a [−1-120] direction, a ratio of a maximum intensity of a first intensity profile is more than or equal to 1500. In a case where the detector is positioned in a direction parallel to a [−1100] direction, and where the first measurement region is irradiated with an X ray in a direction within ±6° relative to a [1-100] direction, a ratio of a maximum intensity of a second intensity profile is more than or equal to 1500. An absolute value of a difference between maximum value and minimum value of energy at which the first intensity profile indicates a maximum value is less than or equal to 0.06 keV.

A glass substrate has a compaction of 0.1 to 100 ppm. An absolute value |Δα.sub.50/100| of a difference between an average coefficient of thermal expansion α.sub.50/100 of the glass substrate and an average coefficient of thermal expansion of single-crystal silicon at 50° C. to 100° C., an absolute value |Δα.sub.100/200| of a difference between an average coefficient of thermal expansion α.sub.100/200 of the glass substrate and an average coefficient of thermal expansion of the single-crystal silicon at 100° C. to 200° C., and an absolute value |Δα.sub.200/300| of a difference between an average coefficient of thermal expansion α.sub.200/300 of the glass substrate and an average coefficient of thermal expansion of the single-crystal silicon at 200° C. to 300° C. are 0.16 ppm/° C. or less.

According to the present invention there is provided a method of depositing a hydrogenated silicon carbon nitride (SiCN:H) film onto a substrate by plasma enhanced chemical vapour deposition (PECVD) comprising the steps of: providing the substrate in a chamber; introducing silane (SiH.sub.4), a hydrocarbon gas or vapour, nitrogen gas (N.sub.2), and hydrogen gas (H.sub.2) into the chamber; and sustaining a plasma in the chamber so as to deposit SiCN:H onto the substrate by PECVD at a process temperature of less than about 200° C.

Atomic diffusion bonding is carried out using a bonding film comprising a nitride formed at a bonding surface. Operating in a vacuum chamber, a bonding film comprising a nitride is formed on each of flat surfaces of two substrates that each have the flat surface, and, by overlapping the two substrates so the bonding films formed on the two substrates are in contact with each other, the two substrates are joined by the generation of atomic diffusion at a bonding interface between the bonding films.

A semiconductor device includes a diamond substrate made of diamond, and a nitride semiconductor layer formed in a recess formed at an upper surface of the diamond substrate. The semiconductor device further includes at least one of: (A) the nitride semiconductor layer formed to be surrounded entirely by the upper surface of the diamond substrate in a plan view; (B) the diamond substrate in which the upper surface of the diamond substrate and an upper surface of the nitride semiconductor layer are located on the same plane; and (C) the diamond substrate having electrical insulating properties.

The present invention includes: transferring a C-plane sapphire thin film 1t having an off-angle of 0.5-5° onto a handle substrate composed of a ceramic material having a coefficient of thermal expansion at 800 K that is greater than that of silicon and less than that of C-plane sapphire; performing high-temperature nitriding treatment on the GaN epitaxial growth substrate 11 and covering the surface of the C-plane sapphire thin film 1t with a surface treatment layer 11a made of AlN; having GaN grow epitaxially on the surface treatment layer 11a; ion-implanting a GaN film 13; pasting and bonding together the GaN film-side surface of the ion-implanted GaN film carrier and a support substrate 12; performing peeling at an ion implantation region 13.sub.ion in the GaN film 13 and transferring a GaN thin film 13a onto the support substrate 12; and obtaining a GaN laminate substrate 10.

The present disclosure provides a gallium oxide semiconductor structure, a vertical gallium oxide-based power device, and a preparation method. An unintentionally doped gallium oxide layer (110) is transferred to a highly doped and highly thermally conductive heterogeneous substrate (200) by bonding and thinning; then a heavily doped gallium oxide layer (120) is formed on the gallium oxide layer by treating and ion implantation, thereby preparing the gallium oxide semiconductor structure including the heterogeneous substrate (200), the gallium oxide layer (110), and the heavily doped gallium oxide layer (120) stacked in sequence. In the vertical gallium oxide-based power device prepared on the basis of the gallium oxide semiconductor structure, the gallium oxide layer (110) is a thicker intermediate layer and a carrier concentration of the gallium oxide layer (110) is less than that of the heavily doped gallium oxide layer (120). Therefore, the breakdown voltage of the device is also increased through structural design. The highly thermally conductive heterogeneous substrate (200) improves the heat dissipation performance of the device. The device with multiple Fin structures provides a large amount of current.

A method for manufacturing an integrated circuit, includes providing a stack including a substrate and a dielectric layer disposed on the substrate, the substrate being formed from a semiconductor material having a resistivity greater than or equal to 500 Ω.cm, etching trenches extending through the dielectric layer and opening onto the substrate; etching the substrate isotropically and selectively with respect to the dielectric layer to form first cavities in the substrate; depositing a mobile electrical charge-trapping layer on the walls of the first cavities and on the side walls of the trenches so as to fill in the trenches in the dielectric layer, thus closing the first cavities in the substrate; and forming passive components vertically with respect to the first cavities.

Disclosed are semiconductor structure embodiments of a semiconductor-on-insulator region on a bulk substrate. The semiconductor-on-insulator region includes an upper semiconductor layer above and physically separated from the substrate by insulator-containing cavities (e.g., by dielectric layer and/or a pocket of trapped air, of trapped gas, or under vacuum) and, optionally, by a lower semiconductor layer. Disclosed method embodiments include forming openings that extend vertically through the upper semiconductor layer, through a sacrificial semiconductor layer and, optionally, through a lower semiconductor layer to the substrate. Then, a selective isotropic etch process is performed to form cavities, which extend laterally off the sides of the openings into the sacrificial semiconductor layer. Depending upon the embodiments, different process steps are further performed to form plugs in at least the upper portions of the openings and insulators (including dielectric layers and/or a pocket of trapped air, of trapped gas or under vacuum) in the cavities.