Patent classifications
H01L29/1029
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME, AND USE THEREOF
Provided are a semiconductor device and a method for manufacturing same. The device comprises: a substrate, a first insulating layer on the substrate, a plurality of trenches formed in the substrate, a nucleation layer arranged on one side wall of each trench, and a first semiconductor layer formed along the trenches by means of the nucleation layer. The present disclosure facilitates the achievement of one of the following effects: achieving a high height-width ratio and a high integration density, reducing an on-resistance, improving a threshold voltage, achieving a normally-off state, and providing a semiconductor device that has a high power and a high reliability, is suitable for a planarization process, is provided with an easy preparation method, and reduces costs.
Charge detector and process for sensing a charged analyte
A charge detector includes: a charge sensor that senses a charged analyte and produces a charge signal in response to contact with the charged analyte; a transducer in electrical communication with the charge sensor and that: receives the charge signal from the charge sensor, receives a feedback control signal; and produces a transduction signal in response to receipt of the charge signal and the feedback control signal; and a sensitivity controller in electrical communication with the transducer and that: receives the transduction signal from the transducer; produces the feedback control signal in response to receipt of the transduction signal from the transducer; and produces a charge readout in response to receipt of the transduction signal from the transducer.
THREE-DIMENSIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A semiconductor device includes a first field-effect transistor positioned over a substrate, a second field-effect transistor stacked over the first field-effect transistor, a third field-effect transistor stacked over the second field-effect transistor, and a fourth field-effect transistor stacked over the third field-effect transistor. A bottom gate structure is disposed around a first channel structure of the first field-effect transistor and positioned over the substrate. An intermediate gate structure is disposed over the bottom gate structure and around a second channel structure of the second field-effect transistor and a third channel structure of the third field-effect transistor. A top gate structure is disposed over the intermediate gate structure and around a fourth channel structure of the fourth field-effect transistor. An inter-level contact is formed to bypass the intermediate gate structure from a first side of the intermediate gate structure, and arranged between the bottom gate structure and the top gate structure.
CROSS FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR (XFET) ARCHITECTURE PROCESS
A system and method for creating layout for standard cells are described. In various implementations, a standard cell uses Cross field effect transistors (FETs) that include vertically stacked gate all around (GAA) transistors with conducting channels oriented in an orthogonal direction between them. The direction of current flow of the top GAA transistor is orthogonal to the direction of current flow of the bottom GAA transistor. The channels of the vertically stacked transistors use opposite doping polarities. The orthogonal orientation allows both the top and bottom GAA transistors to have the maximum mobility for their respective carriers based on their orientation. The Cross FETs utilize a single metal layer and a single via layer for connections between the top and bottom GAA transistors.
Semiconductor device and manufacturing method of the same
A semiconductor device includes a transistor. The transistor includes a gate electrode, a channel layer, a gate dielectric layer, a first source/drain region and a second source/drain region and a dielectric pattern. The channel layer is disposed on the gate electrode. The gate dielectric layer is located between the channel layer and the gate electrode. The first source/drain region and the second source/drain region are disposed on the channel layer at opposite sides of the gate electrode. The dielectric pattern is disposed on the channel layer. The first source/drain region covers a first sidewall and a first surface of the dielectric pattern, and a second sidewall opposite to the first sidewall of the dielectric pattern is protruded from a sidewall of the first source/drain region.
Fin-Shaped Semiconductor Device, Fabrication Method, and Application Thereof
A semiconductor device and a method of fabricating the same are proposed. The semiconductor device includes a plurality of hole-channel Group III nitride devices and a plurality of electron-channel Group III nitride devices. In the above, the hole-channel Group III nitride devices and the electron-channel Group III nitride devices are arranged in correspondence with each other. The electron-channel Group III nitride device has a fin-shaped channel, and a two-dimensional hole gas and/or a two-dimensional electron gas can be simultaneously formed at an interface between a compound semiconductor layer and a nitride semiconductor layer.
ENHANCEMENT-MODE HIGH ELECTRON MOBILITY TRANSISTORS WITH SMALL FIN ISOLATION FEATURES
An enhancement-mode high-electron-mobility transistor (HEMT) having small fin isolation features and methods of fabrication thereof are disclosed. The method of fabrication involves providing semiconductor layers capable of sustaining a two-dimensional electron sheet to enable electrical current to flow through the HEMT, forming a series of trenches and fins in the semiconductor layers over an active area of the semiconductor layers on which a gate contact terminal is to be set down, the fins having widths equal to or less than about 30 nm across, and setting down the gate contact terminal across the fins.
FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR WITH A NEGATIVE CAPACITANCE GATE STRUCTURE
A field effect transistor has a negative capacitance gate structure. The field effect transistor comprises a channel and a gate dielectric arranged over the channel. The negative capacitance gate structure comprises a bottom electrode structure comprising a bottom electrode, a multi-domain structure, and a top electrode structure. The multi-domain structure comprises a multi-domain element arranged over the bottom electrode, the multi-domain element comprising a plurality of topological domains and at least one topological domain wall. The top electrode structure comprises a top electrode arranged over the multi-domain element. At least a section of the bottom electrode structure of the negative capacitance gate structure is arranged over the gate dielectric and adapted to be coupled to the channel through the gate dielectric.
III-nitride semiconductor device with non-active regions to shape 2DEG layer
The present disclosure provides a semiconductor device and a fabrication method thereof. The semiconductor device includes a first III-nitride layer, a second III-nitride layer, a first contact layer, a second contact layer, a structure, and a gate layer. The second III-nitride layer is in direct contact with the first III-nitride layer. The first contact layer and the second contact layer are disposed over the second III-nitride layer. The structure is adjacent to an interface of the first III-nitride layer and the second III-nitride layer, and a material of the structure is different from a material of the first III-nitride layer or a material of the second III-nitride layer. The gate layer is disposed between the first contact layer and the second contact layer.
SEMICONDUCTOR STRUCTURE, METHOD OF FORMING STACKED UNIT LAYERS AND METHOD OF FORMING STACKED TWO-DIMENSIONAL MATERIAL LAYERS
A semiconductor structure includes a semiconductor substrate, a plurality of stacked units, a conductive structure, a plurality of dielectrics, a first electrode strip, a second electrode strip, and a plurality of contact structures. The stacked units are stacked up over the semiconductor substrate, and comprises a first passivation layer, a second passivation layer and a channel layer sandwiched between the first passivation layer and the second passivation layer. The conductive structure is disposed on the semiconductor substrate and wrapping around the stacked units. The dielectrics are surrounding the stacked units and separating the stacked units from the conductive structure. The first electrode strip and the second electrode strip are located on two opposing sides of the conductive structure. The contact structures are connecting the channel layer of each of the stacked units to the first electrode strip and the second electrode strip.