Examples of integrated semiconductor devices are described. In one example, an integrated device includes first and second transistors formed on a substrate, where the transistors share a terminal metal feature to reduce a size of the integrated device. The terminal metal feature can include a shared source electrode metalization, for example, although other electrode metalizations can be shared. In other aspects, a first width of a gate of the first transistor can be greater than a second width of a gate of the second transistor, and the shared metalization can taper from the first width to the second width. The integrated device can also include a metal ground plane on a backside of the substrate, and the terminal metal feature can also include an in-source via for the shared source electrode metalization. The in-source via can electrically couple the shared source electrode metalization to the metal ground plane.

A semiconductor device includes an enhancement mode MOSFET and a junction FET. The MOSFET has a first semiconductor substrate of a first conductivity type, a first first-semiconductor-layer of the first conductivity type, first second-semiconductor-regions of a second conductivity type, first first-semiconductor-regions of the first conductivity type, first gate insulating films, first gate electrodes, a first first-electrode, and a first second-electrode. The FET has a second semiconductor substrate of the first conductivity type, a second first-semiconductor-layer of the first conductivity type, second first-semiconductor-regions of the first conductivity type, a second second-semiconductor-layer of the second conductivity type, second gate electrodes, a second first-electrode, and a second second-electrode. The first second-electrode and the second second-electrode are connected electrically.

A structure of a semiconductor device is provided, including a circuit substrate. A first metal bulk layer is disposed on the circuit substrate. A buffer layer is disposed on the first metal bulk layer. An absorbing layer is disposed on the buffer layer. A first electrode layer is disposed on the absorbing layer. A plurality of piezoelectric material units are disposed on the first electrode layer. A protection layer is conformally disposed on the piezoelectric material units. A second metal bulk layer is disposed over the piezoelectric material units, and including a first part and a second part. The first part penetrating through the protection layer is disposed on the piezoelectric material units, serving as a second electrode layer. The second part is at a same level of the first part, and at least electrically connecting to the first electrode layer.

An electronic device includes a substrate, a transistor, and a ring resonator. The transistor is over the substrate. The ring resonator is over the substrate and includes a conductive loop and an impedance matching element. The conductive loop overlaps with the transistor. The impedance matching element is on the conductive loop and electrically isolated from the transistor.

An electrical fuse (e-fuse) includes a fuse link including a silicided semiconductor layer over a dielectric layer covering a gate conductor. The silicided semiconductor layer is non-planar and extends orthogonally over the gate conductor. A first terminal is electrically coupled to a first end of the fuse link, and a second terminal is electrically coupled to a second end of the fuse link. The fuse link may be formed in the same layer as an intrinsic and/or extrinsic base of a bipolar transistor. The gate conductor may control a current source for programming the e-fuse. The e-fuse reduces the footprint and the required programming energy compared to conventional e-fuses.

An integrated circuit including a first cell and a second cell. The first cell includes a first plurality of active areas that extend in a first direction and a first plurality of gates that extend in a second direction that crosses the first direction, the first cell having first cell edges defined by breaks in the first plurality of gates. The second cell includes a second plurality of active areas that extend in the first direction and a second plurality of gates that extend in the second direction, the second cell having second cell edges defined by breaks in the second plurality of gates. Each of the second plurality of active areas is larger than each of the first plurality of active areas and the first cell is adjacent the second cell such that the first cell edges align with the second cell edges.

A method of fabricating a semiconductor structure includes providing an engineered substrate including a polycrystalline substrate, a barrier layer encapsulating the polycrystalline substrate, and a bonding layer coupled to the barrier layer. The method further includes forming a first silicon layer coupled to the bonding layer, forming a dielectric layer coupled to the first silicon layer, forming a second silicon layer coupled to the dielectric layer, removing a portion of the second silicon layer and a corresponding portion of the dielectric layer to expose a portion of the first silicon layer, forming a gallium nitride (GaN) layer coupled to the exposed portion of the first silicon layer, forming a gallium nitride (GaN) based device coupled to the GaN layer, and forming a silicon-based device coupled to a remaining portion of the second silicon layer.

A multi-level semiconductor device, the device including: a first level including integrated circuits; a second level including a structure designed to conduct electromagnetic waves, where the second level is disposed above the first level, where the first level includes crystalline silicon; an oxide layer disposed between the first level and the second level; and a plurality of electromagnetic modulators, where the second level is bonded to the oxide layer, and where the bonded includes oxide to oxide bonds.

A high-voltage device includes a substrate, a first well region disposed in the substrate, at least a first isolation, a frame-like gate structure over the first well region and covering a portion of the first isolation, a drain region in the first well region and separated from the frame-like gate structure by the first isolation, and a source region separated from the drain region by the first isolation and the frame-like gate structure. The first well region, the drain region and the source region include a first conductivity type, and the substrate includes a second conductivity type. The first conductivity type and the second conductivity type are complementary to each other.

A semiconductor device includes a substrate and a gate structure over the substrate. The semiconductor device includes a source in the substrate on a first side of the gate structure. The semiconductor device further includes a drain in the substrate on a second side of the gate structure. The semiconductor device further includes a first well having a first dopant type, wherein the first well contacts at least two surfaces of the source. The semiconductor device further includes a second well having the first dopant type, wherein the second well contacts at least two surfaces of the drain. The semiconductor device further includes a deep well below the first well and below the second well, wherein the second well extends between the first well and the deep well. In some embodiments, the deep well has a second dopant type, and the second dopant type is opposite the first dopant type.