Patent classifications
H01L23/4825
BACKSIDE CONTACT TO A FINAL SUBSTRATE
A method for fabricating a backside contact using a silicon-on-insulator substrate that includes a device layer, a buried insulator layer, and a handle wafer. The method includes forming an electrically-conducting connection in a trench. The handle wafer is removed. After the handle wafer is removed, the buried insulator layer is partially removed to expose the electrically-conducting connection. After the buried insulator layer is partially removed, a final substrate is connected to the buried insulator layer such that the electrically-conducting connection contacts the final substrate.
HEAT SLUG ATTACHED TO A DIE PAD FOR SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE
A semiconductor package includes a leadframe including leads and a die attach pad (DAP) inside the leads, and at least one semiconductor die having a top side including circuitry electrically connected to bond pads and a bottom side attached to a bottom side portion of the DAP. The package includes a mold compound and a heat slug having a top side and a bottom side positioned within a cavity defined by sidewalls of the mold compound. The heat slug has an area greater than an area of the DAP is attached by its bottom side with a thermally conductive adhesive material to a top side portion of the DAP. Bondwires are between the leads and the bond pads. Exposed from the mold compound is a bottom side surfaces of the leads and the top side of the heat slug.
FLIP-CHIP SEMICONDUCTOR-ON-INSULATOR TRANSISTOR LAYOUT
A flip-chip semiconductor-on-insulator die includes a substrate layer, an active layer, an insulator layer between the substrate layer and the active layer, a first metal layer, and a first via layer between the active layer and the first metal layer. The die at least first and second contact pads and a transistor including a first terminal formed within the active layer. A first portion of the first terminal falls within a footprint of the first contact pad and a second portion of the first terminal falls within a footprint of the second contact pad.
Metal layout for radio-frequency switches
Metal layout for radio-frequency (RF) switches. In some embodiments, an RF switching device can include a plurality of field-effect transistors (FETs) arranged in series to form a stack. Each of at least some of the FETs can include a source contact and a drain contact, a first group of fingers electrically connected to the source contact, and a second group of fingers electrically connected to the drain contact and arranged in an interleaved configuration with the first group of fingers. At least some of the first group of fingers and the second group of fingers can include a first metal M1 and a second metal M2 arranged in a stack. At least one of the first metal M1 and the second metal M2 can include a tapered portion to yield a current carrying capacity that varies as a function of location along a direction in which the corresponding finger extends.
Backside contact to a final substrate
Device structures and fabrication methods for a backside contact to a final substrate. An electrically-conducting connection is formed that extends through a device layer of a silicon-on-insulator substrate and partially through a buried insulator layer of the silicon-on-insulator substrate. After the electrically-conducting connection is formed, a handle wafer of the silicon-on-insulator substrate is removed. After the handle wafer is removed, the buried insulator layer is partially removed to expose the electrically-conducting connection. After the buried insulator layer is partially removed, a final substrate is coupled to the buried insulator layer such that the electrically-conducting connection is coupled with the final substrate.
BODY CONTACTS FOR FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTORS
Field-effect transistor (FET) devices are described herein that include one or more body contacts implemented near source, gate, drain (S/G/D) assemblies to improve the influence of a voltage applied at the body contact on the S/G/D assemblies. For example, body contacts can be implemented between S/G/D assemblies rather than on the ends of such assemblies. This can advantageously improve body contact influence on the S/G/D assemblies while maintaining a targeted size for the FET device.
INTEGRATED CHIP HAVING A BURIED POWER RAIL
The present disclosure relates to an integrated chip including a semiconductor structure including a gate, a first source/drain region, and a second source/drain region. A power rail is disposed under the gate, the first source/drain region, and the second source/drain region. The power rail is in electrical connection with the first source/drain region.
BACKSIDE CONTACT TO A FINAL SUBSTRATE
Device structures and fabrication methods for a backside contact to a final substrate. An electrically-conducting connection is formed that extends through a device layer of a silicon-on-insulator substrate and partially through a buried insulator layer of the silicon-on-insulator substrate. After the electrically-conducting connection is formed, a handle wafer of the silicon-on-insulator substrate is removed. After the handle wafer is removed, the buried insulator layer is partially removed to expose the electrically-conducting connection. After the buried insulator layer is partially removed, a final substrate is coupled to the buried insulator layer such that the electrically-conducting connection is coupled with the final substrate.
BACKSIDE CONTACT TO A FINAL SUBSTRATE
A device structure is formed using a silicon-on-insulator substrate. The device structure includes a first switch and a second switch that are formed using a device layer of the silicon-on-insulator substrate. A trap-rich layer is between a substrate and a buried insulator layer of the silicon on-insulator substrate. An electrically-conducting connection is located in a trench extending from the device layer through the buried insulator layer to the trap-rich layer such that the electrically-conducting connection is coupled with the substrate. The electrically-conducting connection at least partially comprised of trap-rich material.
Insulated-gate photoconductive semiconductor switch
This present invention provides a novel photoconductive semiconductor switch (PCSS) comprising: a semi-insulating substrate, an anode formed on the upper surface of said semi-insulating substrate, a first n-type doped layer formed on the lower surface of said semi-insulating substrate, a p-type doped layer formed on said first n-type doped layer, a second n-type doped layer formed on said p-type doped layer, a cathode formed on said second n-type doped layer, several recesses facing towards said first n-type doped layer and vertically extending into a part of said first n-type doped layer, an insulating layer formed on said second n-type doped layer and on the walls and the bottoms of said recesses, a gate electrode consisting of two parts, one part of the which formed on said insulating layer on the walls and the bottoms of recesses, and the other part of the which formed on a part of the insulating layer on the second n-type doped layer for electrically connecting the part of the gate electrode on the recesses, wherein the cathode and the gate electrode are electrically isolated.