A monolithic integrated circuit device formed in a multi-layer structure comprises a low-pinch-off-voltage pHEMT and a high-pinch-off-voltage pHEMT. A Schottky layer in the multi-layer structure contains at least three stacked regions of semiconductor material, wherein each of the two adjacent stacked regions differs in material and provides a stacked region contact interface therebetween. The gate-sinking pHEMTs each includes a gate contact, a first gate metal layer, a gate-sinking region, and a gate-sinking bottom boundary. The first gate metal layers are in contact with the topmost stacked region of the Schottky layer. The gate-sinking regions are beneath the first gate metal layers. The gate-sinking bottom boundary of the high-pinch-off-voltage pHEMT, which is closer to the semiconductor substrate than the gate-sinking bottom boundary of the low-pinch-off-voltage pHEMT, locates within 10 Å above or below one of the stacked region contact interfaces of the Schottky layer.

An antifuse OTP memory bit cell comprises a gate electrode, a gate dielectric and source/drain diffusions formed in an active area of a semiconductor substrate. The source/drain diffusions are connected under the gate electrode by lateral diffusion but they don't have to be. If connected, a rectifying contact is created in a programmed bit cell. If unconnected, a rectifying contact or a non-rectifying contact is created in a programmed bit cell. Whether connected or unconnected, the device operates as an OTP memory bit cell without an access transistor.

A pixel circuit includes a first transistor, a second transistor connected to a first source/drain of the first transistor, a circuit element connected to a gate of the first transistor and ground and configured to receive a select input and maintain the select input less than or equal to a potential of the ground, and a resistive element connected to an organic light emitting diode (OLED) and a first source/drain of the second transistor.

A method for forming a semiconductor device includes: forming, in a silicon carbide layer of a first conductivity type having a first side, a first silicon carbide region and a second silicon carbide region that forms a pn-junction with the first silicon carbide region; forming a contact region that forms an Ohmic contact with the second silicon carbide region; forming a barrier-layer on the contact region and the first silicon carbide region so that a Schottky-junction is formed between the barrier-layer and the first silicon carbide region and so that an Ohmic connection is formed between the barrier-layer and the contact region, the barrier-layer comprising molybdenum nitride; and forming a first metallization on the barrier-layer, and in Ohmic connection with the barrier-layer.

A method of manufacture and structure for a monolithic single chip single crystal device. The method can include forming a first single crystal epitaxial layer overlying the substrate and forming one or more second single crystal epitaxial layers overlying the first single crystal epitaxial layer. The first single crystal epitaxial layer and the one or more second single crystal epitaxial layers can be processed to form one or more active or passive device components. Through this process, the resulting device includes a monolithic epitaxial stack integrating multiple circuit functions.

A method of manufacture and structure for a monolithic single chip single crystal device. The method can include forming a first single crystal epitaxial layer overlying the substrate and forming one or more second single crystal epitaxial layers overlying the first single crystal epitaxial layer. The first single crystal epitaxial layer and the one or more second single crystal epitaxial layers can be processed to form one or more active or passive device components. Through this process, the resulting device includes a monolithic epitaxial stack integrating multiple circuit functions.

A method for making a semiconductor device may include forming a hyper-abrupt junction region above a substrate and including a first semiconductor layer having a first conductivity type, a first superlattice layer on the first semiconductor layer, a second semiconductor layer on the first superlattice layer and having a second conductivity type different than the first conductivity type, and a second superlattice layer on the second semiconductor layer. The method may further include forming a gate dielectric layer on the second superlattice layer of the hyper-abrupt junction region, forming a gate electrode on the gate dielectric layer, and forming spaced apart source and drain regions adjacent the hyper-abrupt junction region.

A method and resulting structures for a semiconductor device includes forming a source terminal of a semiconductor fin on a substrate. An energy barrier is formed on a surface of the source terminal. A channel is formed on a surface of the energy barrier, and a drain terminal is formed on a surface of the channel. The drain terminal and the channel are recessed on either sides of the channel, and the energy barrier is etched in recesses formed by the recessing. The source terminal is recessed using timed etching to remove a portion of the source terminal in the recesses formed by etching the energy barrier. A first bottom spacer is formed on a surface of the source terminal and a sidewall of the semiconductor fin, and a gate stack is formed on the surface of the first bottom spacer.

In a semiconductor device having an active region and an inactive region, the active region includes a channel forming layer with a heterojunction structure having first and second semiconductor layers, a gate structure portion having a MOS gate electrode, a source electrode and a drain electrode disposed on the second semiconductor layer with the gate structure portion interposed therebetween, a third semiconductor layer disposed at a position away from the drain electrode between the gate structure portion and the drain electrode and not doped with an impurity, a p-type fourth semiconductor layer disposed on the third semiconductor layer, and a junction gate electrode brought into contact with the fourth semiconductor layer. The junction gate electrode is electrically connected to the source electrode to have a same potential as a potential of the source electrode, and is disposed only in the active region.

A transistor includes a gate structure over a substrate, wherein the substrate includes a channel region. The transistor further includes a source/drain (S/D) in the substrate adjacent to the gate structure. The transistor further includes a lightly doped drain (LDD) region adjacent to the S/D, wherein a dopant concentration in the first LDD is less than a dopant concentration in the S/D. The transistor further includes a doping extension region adjacent the LDD region, wherein the doping extension region extends farther under the gate structure than the LDD region, and a maximum depth of the doping extension region is 10-times to 30-times greater than a maximum depth of the LDD.