A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes forming a cell chip including a first substrate, a source layer on the first substrate, a stacked structure on the source layer, and a channel layer passing through the stacked structure and coupled to the source layer, flipping the cell chip, exposing a rear surface of the source layer by removing the first substrate from the cell chip, performing surface treatment on the rear surface of the source layer to reduce a resistance of the source layer, forming a peripheral circuit chip including a second substrate and a circuit on the second substrate, and bonding the cell chip including the source layer with a reduced resistance to the peripheral circuit chip.

The present disclosure generally relates to a semiconductor device having a capacitor and a resistor and a method of forming the same. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a metal-insulator-metal (MIM) capacitor and a thin film resistor (TFR) formed in a back end of line portion of an integrated circuit (IC) chip.

An electric fuse element has a first portion, a second portion arranged on one end of the first portion, and a third portion arranged on the other end of the first portion. A resistor element is arranged separately from the electric fuse element. A material of each of the electric fuse element and the resistor element has silicon metal or nickel chromium. The electric fuse element and the resistor element are arranged in an upper layer of the first wiring and in lower layer of the second wiring. A wiring width of the second portion and a wiring width of the third portion are larger than a wiring width of the first portion.

An electronic device includes a first thin film resistor and a second thin film resistor above a dielectric layer that extends in a first plane of orthogonal first and second directions, the first resistor has three portions with the second portion extending between the first and third portions, and a recess etched into the top side of the second portion by a controlled etch process to increase the sheet resistance of the first resistor for dual thin film resistor integration.

A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes forming a cell chip including a first substrate, a source layer on the first substrate, a stacked structure on the source layer, and a channel layer passing through the stacked structure and coupled to the source layer, flipping the cell chip, exposing a rear surface of the source layer by removing the first substrate from the cell chip, performing surface treatment on the rear surface of the source layer to reduce a resistance of the source layer, forming a peripheral circuit chip including a second substrate and a circuit on the second substrate, and bonding the cell chip including the source layer with a reduced resistance to the peripheral circuit chip.

A capacitor structure and method of forming the capacitor structure is provided, including a providing a doped region of a substrate having a two-dimensional trench array with a plurality of segments defined therein. Each of the plurality of segments has an array of a plurality of recesses extending along the substrate, where the plurality of segments are rotationally symmetric about a center of the two-dimensional trench array. A first conducting layer is presented over the surface and a bottom and sidewalls of the recesses and is insulated from the substrate by a first dielectric layer. A second conducting layer is presented over the first conducting layer and is insulated by a second dielectric layer. First and second contacts respectively connect to an exposed top surface of the first conducting layer and second conducting layer. A third contact connects to the substrate within a local region to the capacitor structure.

An apparatus is provided which comprises: one or more first conductive contacts on a first substrate surface, one or more second conductive contacts on a second substrate surface opposite the first substrate surface, a core layer comprising glass between the first and the second substrate surfaces, and one or more thin film capacitors on the glass core conductively coupled with one of the first conductive contacts and one of the second conductive contacts, wherein the thin film capacitor comprises a first metal layer on a surface of the glass core, a thin film dielectric material on a surface of the first metal layer, and a second metal layer on a surface of the thin film dielectric material. Other embodiments are also disclosed and claimed.

According to various embodiments, an electronic structure may be provided, the electronic structure may include: a semiconductor carrier, and a battery structure monolithically integrated with the semiconductor carrier, the battery structure including a plurality of thin film batteries.

Embodiments herein relate to systems, apparatuses, or processes directed to packages that include one or more glass cores that have thin film capacitors on one or more sides of the one or more glass cores. The film capacitors may be formed in-situ on the glass cores during substrate manufacturing. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Designs and methodologies related to attenuators having a thin-film resistor assembly are disclosed. In some embodiments, the thin-film assembly can include a first and second thin-film resistor, each having a main portion with an input end and an output end. The input end of the first thin-film resistor is interconnected to the input end of the second thin-film resistors, and the output end of the first thin-film resistor is interconnected to the output end of the second thin-film resistor. The first and second thin-film resistors are disposed relative to one another so as to define a separation. The separation region reduces the likelihood of hot spot regions forming at or near the center of the thin-film structure and improves power handling capability for a given resistor width. Also disclosed are examples of how the foregoing features can be implemented in different products and methods of fabrication.