Patent classifications
H01L27/08
CHIP-SUBSTRATE COMPOSITE SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A semiconductor device includes a high-voltage semiconductor transistor chip having a front side and a backside. A low-voltage load electrode and a control electrode are disposed on the front side of the semiconductor transistor chip. The semiconductor device further includes a dielectric inorganic substrate having a first side and a second side opposite the first side. A pattern of first metal structures runs through the dielectric inorganic substrate and is connected to the low-voltage load electrode. At least one second metal structure runs through the dielectric inorganic substrate and is connected to the control electrode. The front side of the semiconductor transistor chip is attached to the first side of the dielectric inorganic substrate. The dielectric inorganic substrate has a thickness measured between the first side and the second side of at least 50 μm.
CHIP-SUBSTRATE COMPOSITE SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A semiconductor device includes a high-voltage semiconductor transistor chip having a front side and a backside. A low-voltage load electrode and a control electrode are disposed on the front side of the semiconductor transistor chip. The semiconductor device further includes a dielectric inorganic substrate having a first side and a second side opposite the first side. A pattern of first metal structures runs through the dielectric inorganic substrate and is connected to the low-voltage load electrode. At least one second metal structure runs through the dielectric inorganic substrate and is connected to the control electrode. The front side of the semiconductor transistor chip is attached to the first side of the dielectric inorganic substrate. The dielectric inorganic substrate has a thickness measured between the first side and the second side of at least 50 μm.
SEMICONDUCTOR STRUCTURE
A semiconductor structure includes an interposer substrate having an upper surface, a lower surface opposite to the upper surface, and a device region. A first redistribution layer is formed on the upper surface of the interposer substrate. A guard ring is formed in the interposer substrate and surrounds the device region. At least a through-silicon via (TSV) is formed in the interposer substrate. An end of the guard ring and an end of the TSV that are near the upper surface of the interposer substrate are flush with each other, and are electrically connected to the first redistribution layer.
Apparatus and method for a low loss coupling capacitor
Embodiments are provided herein for low loss coupling capacitor structures. The embodiments include a n-type varactor (NVAR) configuration and p-type varactor (PVAR) configuration. The structure in the NVAR configuration comprises a p-doped semiconductor substrate (Psub), a deep n-doped semiconductor well (DNW) in the Psub, and a p-doped semiconductor well (P well) in the DNW. The circuit structure further comprises a source terminal of a p-doped semiconductor material within P well, and a drain terminal of the p-doped semiconductor material within the P well. Additionally, the circuit structure comprises an insulated gate on the surface of the P well, a metal pattern comprising a plurality of layers of metal lines, and a plurality of vias through the metal lines. The vias are contacts connecting the metal lines to the gate, the source terminal, and the drain terminal.
Metal-insulator-metal capacitors
A metal-insulator-metal (MIM) capacitor includes a first group of metal contacts disposed on a first region of an isolation layer spaced apart from each other in a first direction, a second group of metal contacts disposed on a second region of the isolation layer spaced apart from each other in the first direction, a dielectric layer disposed between the first group of metal contacts and the second group of metal contacts, a first metal electrode disposed to contact the top surfaces of the first group of metal contacts, and a second metal electrode disposed to contact the top surfaces of the second group of metal contacts.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A semiconductor device may include a first capacitor and a second capacitor. The first capacitor may include a first lower electrode, a first upper electrode and a first dielectric layer disposed between the first lower electrode and the first upper electrode at a first height. The second capacitor may be positioned spaced apart from the first capacitor. The second capacitor may include a second lower electrode, a second upper electrode and a second dielectric layer disposed between the second lower electrode and the second upper electrode at a second height different from the first height.
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING A SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND A SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
In a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, a fin structure, which includes a stacked layer of first semiconductor layers and second semiconductor layers disposed over a bottom fin structure and a hard mask layer over the stacked layer, is formed. An isolation insulating layer is formed. A sacrificial cladding layer is formed over at least sidewalls of the exposed hard mask layer and stacked layer. A first dielectric layer is formed. A second dielectric layer is formed over the first dielectric layer. The second dielectric layer is recessed. A third dielectric layer is formed on the recessed second dielectric layer. The third dielectric layer is partially removed to form a trench. A fourth dielectric layer is formed by filling the trench with a dielectric material, thereby forming a wall fin structure.
Memory cells
A memory cell includes a select device and a capacitor electrically coupled in series with the select device. The capacitor includes two conductive capacitor electrodes having ferroelectric material there-between. The capacitor has an intrinsic current leakage path from one of the capacitor electrodes to the other through the ferroelectric material. There is a parallel current leakage path from the one capacitor electrode to the other. The parallel current leakage path is circuit-parallel the intrinsic path and of lower total resistance than the intrinsic path. Other aspects are disclosed.
Monolithic multi-I region diode limiters
A number of monolithic diode limiter semiconductor structures are described. The diode limiters can include a hybrid arrangement of diodes with different intrinsic regions, all formed over the same semiconductor substrate. In one example, a method of manufacture of a monolithic diode limiter includes providing an N-type semiconductor substrate, providing an intrinsic layer on the N-type semiconductor substrate, implanting a first P-type region to a first depth into the intrinsic layer, implanting a second P-type region to a second depth into the intrinsic layer, and forming at least one passive circuit element over the intrinsic layer. The method can also include forming an insulating layer on the intrinsic layer, forming a first opening in the insulating layer, and forming a second opening in the insulating layer. The method can also include implanting the first P-type region through the first opening and implanting the second P-type region through the second opening.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, RESERVOIR COMPUTING SYSTEM, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A semiconductor device includes a plurality of tunnel diodes, each of which includes a first semiconductor region of a first conductive type and a second semiconductor region of a second conductive type that is provided above the first semiconductor region, the second semiconductor region being a nanowire shape; an insulating film provided around a side surface of the second semiconductor region; a plurality of first electrodes, each coupled to the first semiconductor region; and a plurality of second electrodes, each coupled to the second semiconductor region, wherein the second electrode has a first surface that faces the side surface of the second semiconductor region across the insulating film, and a diameter of a second semiconductor region of a first tunnel diode of the plurality of tunnel diodes is different from a diameter of a second semiconductor region of a second tunnel diode.