Patent classifications
H01L21/225
RUGGED LDMOS WITH REDUCED NSD IN SOURCE
An integrated circuit has a P-type substrate and an N-type LDMOS transistor. The LDMOS transistor includes a boron-doped diffused well (DWELL-B) and an arsenic-doped diffused well (DWELL-As) located within the DWELL-B. A first polysilicon gate having first sidewall spacers and a second polysilicon gate having second sidewall spacers are located over opposite edges of the DWELL-B. A source/IBG region includes a first source region adjacent the first polysilicon gate, a second source region adjacent the second polysilicon gate, and an integrated back-gate (IBG) region located between the first and second source regions. The first source region and the second source region each include a lighter-doped source sub-region, the IBG region including an IBG sub-region having P-type dopants, and the source/IBG region includes a heavier-doped source sub-region.
Conformal Transfer Doping Method for Fin-Like Field Effect Transistor
Doping techniques for fin-like field effect transistors (FinFETs) are disclosed herein. An exemplary method includes forming a fin structure, forming a doped amorphous layer over a portion of the fin structure, and performing a knock-on implantation process to drive a dopant from the doped amorphous layer into the portion of the fin structure, thereby forming a doped feature. The doped amorphous layer includes a non-crystalline form of a material. In some implementations, the knock-on implantation process crystallizes at least a portion of the doped amorphous layer, such that the portion of the doped amorphous layer becomes a part of the fin structure. In some implementations, the doped amorphous layer includes amorphous silicon, and the knock-on implantation process crystallizes a portion of the doped amorphous silicon layer.
Conformal Transfer Doping Method for Fin-Like Field Effect Transistor
Doping techniques for fin-like field effect transistors (FinFETs) are disclosed herein. An exemplary method includes forming a fin structure, forming a doped amorphous layer over a portion of the fin structure, and performing a knock-on implantation process to drive a dopant from the doped amorphous layer into the portion of the fin structure, thereby forming a doped feature. The doped amorphous layer includes a non-crystalline form of a material. In some implementations, the knock-on implantation process crystallizes at least a portion of the doped amorphous layer, such that the portion of the doped amorphous layer becomes a part of the fin structure. In some implementations, the doped amorphous layer includes amorphous silicon, and the knock-on implantation process crystallizes a portion of the doped amorphous silicon layer.
Forming Epitaxial Structures in Fin Field Effect Transistors
A method of forming source/drain features in a FinFET device includes providing a fin formed over a substrate and a gate structure formed over a fin, forming a recess in the fin adjacent to the gate structure, forming a first epitaxial layer in the recess, forming a second epitaxial layer over the first epitaxial layer, and forming a third epitaxial layer over the second epitaxial layer. The second epitaxial layer may be doped with a first element, while one or both of the first and the third epitaxial layer includes a second element different from the first element. One or both of the first and the third epitaxial layer may be formed by a plasma deposition process.
ULTRA-SHALLOW DOPANT AND OHMIC CONTACT REGIONS BY SOLID STATE DIFFUSION
A method of processing a substrate that includes: loading the substrate in a processing chamber, the substrate including a raised feature of a semiconductor; forming a conformal dopant layer on the raised feature by atomic layer deposition (ALD); forming a metal layer over the raised feature; thermally treating the dopant layer to form an ultra-shallow dopant region in the raised feature by diffusion of a dopant from the dopant layer into the raised feature; and thermally treating the metal layer to form an ohmic contact region in the raised feature by diffusion of a metal from the metal layer into the raised feature.
Semiconductor device having a super junction structure and method of manufacturing the same
A semiconductor device having a super junction and a method of manufacturing the semiconductor device capable of obtaining a high breakdown voltage are provided, whereby charge balance of the super junction is further accurately controlled in the semiconductor device that is implemented by an N-type pillar and a P-type pillar. The semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate; and a blocking layer including a first conductive type pillar and a second conductive type pillar that extend in a vertical direction on the semiconductor substrate and that are alternately arrayed in a horizontal direction, wherein, in the blocking layer, a density profile of a first conductive type dopant may be uniform in the horizontal direction, and the density profile of the first conductive type dopant may vary in the vertical direction.
SUPERJUNCTION SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
Disclosed is a superjunction semiconductor device and a method for manufacturing the same and, more particularly, to a superjunction semiconductor device and a method for manufacturing the same seeking to improve on-resistance characteristics of the device without degrading breakdown voltage characteristics by forming a second conductivity type impurity region on and/or in a surface of a substrate in a cell region C to increase a second conductivity type impurity concentration in the device.
Trench MOSFET and manufacturing method of the same
A trench MOSFET and a manufacturing method of the same are provided. The trench MOSFET includes a substrate, an epitaxial layer having a first conductive type, a gate in a trench in the epitaxial layer, a gate oxide layer, a source region having the first conductive type, and a body region and an anti-punch through region having a second conductive type. The anti-punch through region is located at an interface between the source region and the body region, and a doping concentration thereof is higher than that of the body region. The epitaxial layer has a first pn junction near the source region and a second pn junction near the substrate. N regions are divided into N equal portions between the two pn junctions, and N is an integer greater than 1. The closer the N regions are to the first pn junction, the greater the doping concentration thereof is.
Semiconductor device with spacer of gradually changed thickness and manufacturing method thereof, and electronic device including the semiconductor device
The present disclosure provides a semiconductor device and a manufacturing method thereof, and an electronic device including the semiconductor device. The semiconductor device includes: a substrate; an active region including a first source/drain region, a channel region and a second source/drain region stacked sequentially on the substrate and adjacent to each other; a gate stack formed around an outer periphery of the channel region; and spacers formed around the outer periphery of the channel region, respectively between the gate stack and the first source/drain region and between the gate stack and the second source/drain region; wherein the spacers each have a thickness varying in a direction parallel to a top surface of the substrate.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR ELEMENT, AND SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A method for manufacturing a semiconductor element includes providing, on a surface of a substrate 11, a mask 12 which has an opening 12a and in which a peripheral upper surface region of the opening is processed to have a predetermined structure, and epitaxially growing a semiconductor from the surface of the substrate exposed from the opening to the top of the peripheral upper surface region to fabricate a semiconductor element having a semiconductor layer 13 with the predetermined structure transferred thereon. In one example, the predetermined structure is due to a shape having a difference in level. In another example, the predetermined structure is due to a selectively arranged element, and the transferred element moves into the semiconductor layer.