Semiconductor device fabrication method is provided. The method includes providing a substrate; forming a first semiconductor layer on the substrate; forming a stack of semiconductor layer structures on the first semiconductor layer, each of the semiconductor layer structures comprising a second semiconductor layer and a third semiconductor layer on the second semiconductor layer, the second and third semiconductor layers having at least a common compound element, and the third semiconductor layer and the first semiconductor layer having a same semiconductor compound; performing an etching process to form a fin structure; performing a selective etching process on the second semiconductor layer to form a first air gap between the first semiconductor layer and the third semiconductor layer and a second air gap between each of adjacent third semiconductor layers in the stack of one or more semiconductor layer structures; and filling the first and second air gaps with an insulator layer.

Some embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to a device. The device includes a substrate comprising a silicon layer disposed over an insulating layer. The substrate includes a transistor device region and a radio-frequency (RF) region. An interconnect structure is disposed over the substrate and includes a plurality of metal layers disposed within a dielectric structure. A handle substrate is disposed over an upper surface of the interconnect structure. A trapping layer separates the interconnect structure and the handle substrate.

A method for fabricating semiconductor device includes: forming a first semiconductor layer and an insulating layer on a substrate; removing the insulating layer and the first semiconductor layer to form openings; forming a second semiconductor layer in the openings; and patterning the second semiconductor layer, the insulating layer, and the first semiconductor layer to form fin-shaped structures.

6T-SRAM cell designs for larger SRAM arrays and methods of manufacture generally include a single fin device for both nFET (pass-gate (PG) and pull-down (PD)) and pFET (pull-up (PU). The pFET can be configured with a smaller effective channel width (Weff) than the nFET or with a smaller active fin height. An SRAM big cell consumes the (111) 6t-SRAM design area while provide different Weff ratios other than 1:1 for PU/PD or PU/PG as can be desired for different SRAM designs.

A transistor is described. The transistor includes a substrate, a first semiconductor structure above the substrate, a second semiconductor structure above the substrate, a source contact that includes a first metal structure that contacts a plurality of surfaces of the first semiconductor structure and a drain contact that includes a second metal structure that contacts a plurality of surfaces of the second semiconductor structure. The transistor also includes a gate below a back side of the substrate.

A semiconductor structure is provided. The semiconductor structure includes a gate structure over a substrate. The semiconductor structure also includes a gate spacer on a sidewall of the gate structure. The semiconductor structure also includes a source/drain feature adjacent to the gate structure. The semiconductor structure also includes a doped region extending along a bottom surface of the gate spacer. The source/drain feature has a curved sidewall connecting a top surface of the doped region and a bottom surface of the doped region.

Single gate and dual gate FinFET devices suitable for use in an SRAM memory array have respective fins, source regions, and drain regions that are formed from portions of a single, contiguous layer on the semiconductor substrate, so that STI is unnecessary. Pairs of FinFETs can be configured as dependent-gate devices wherein adjacent channels are controlled by a common gate, or as independent-gate devices wherein one channel is controlled by two gates. Metal interconnects coupling a plurality of the FinFET devices are made of a same material as the gate electrodes. Such structural and material commonalities help to reduce costs of manufacturing high-density memory arrays.

A semiconductor device includes a Fin FET device. The Fin FET device includes a first fin structure extending in a first direction and protruding from an isolation insulating layer, a first gate stack including a first gate electrode layer and a first gate dielectric layer, covering a portion of the first fin structure and extending in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, and a first source and a first drain, each including a first stressor layer disposed over the first fin structure. The first fin structure and the isolation insulating layer are disposed over a substrate. A height Ha of an interface between the first fin structure and the first stressor layer measured from the substrate is greater than a height Hb of a lowest height of the isolation insulating layer measured from the substrate.

Provided are a CMOS structure, and fabrication methods of a FinFET CMOS, an FD CMOS and a GAA CMOS. The CMOS structure includes an nMOS and a pMOS, The nMOS includes a first channel region and a first gate electrode formed on a semiconductor substrate, and the pMOS includes a second channel region and a second gate electrode formed on the semiconductor substrate, where the first channel region and the second channel region are formed of semiconductor materials with the same conductivity type, and the first gate electrode and the second gate electrode are formed of the conductive materials with the same work function. This CMOS structure reduces the processing steps for fabricating the CMOS, thereby reducing the process complexity and the production cost, which is beneficial for improving the performance and reliability of CMOS and its integrated circuits.

A substrate is patterned to form trenches and a semiconductor fin between the trenches. Insulators are formed in the trenches and a first dielectric layer is formed to cover the semiconductor fin and the insulators. A dummy gate strip is formed on the first dielectric layer. Spacers are formed on sidewalls of the dummy gate strip. The dummy gate strip and the first dielectric layer underneath are removed until sidewalls of the spacers, a portion of the semiconductor fin and portions of the insulators are exposed. A second dielectric layer is selectively formed to cover the exposed portion of the semiconductor fin, wherein a thickness of the first dielectric layer is smaller than a thickness of the second dielectric layer. A gate is formed between the spacers to cover the second dielectric layer, the sidewalls of the spacers and the exposed portions of the insulators.