H01L21/76805

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE STRUCTURE AND METHODS OF FORMING THE SAME
20230013102 · 2023-01-19 ·

Methods of forming a semiconductor device structure are described. The method includes forming a first conductive feature including a conductive fill material over a substrate, forming an etch stop layer on the conductive fill material, forming an intermetallization dielectric on the etch stop layer, forming an opening in the etch stop layer and the intermetallization dielectric to expose a portion of the conductive fill material, forming a recess in the exposed portion of the conductive fill material, and the opening and the recess together form a rivet-shaped space. The method further includes forming a second conductive feature in the rivet-shaped space and forming a metal nitride layer over the intermetallization dielectric and the second conductive feature. The forming the metal nitride layer includes depositing the metal nitride layer and treating the metal nitride layer with a plasma treatment process.

Semiconductor device, manufacturing method for semiconductor device, and electronic device

There is provided a semiconductor device including a first semiconductor base substrate, a second semiconductor base substrate that is bonded onto a first surface side of the first semiconductor base substrate, a through electrode that is formed to penetrate from a second surface side of the first semiconductor base substrate to a wiring layer on the second semiconductor base substrate, and an insulation layer that surrounds a circumference of the through electrode formed inside the first semiconductor base substrate.

CONTACT FEATURES OF SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND METHOD OF FORMING SAME

A method includes forming a dielectric layer over an epitaxial source/drain region. An opening is formed in the dielectric layer. The opening exposes a portion of the epitaxial source/drain region. A barrier layer is formed on a sidewall and a bottom of the opening. An oxidation process is performing on the sidewall and the bottom of the opening. The oxidation process transforms a portion of the barrier layer into an oxidized barrier layer and transforms a portion of the dielectric layer adjacent to the oxidized barrier layer into a liner layer. The oxidized barrier layer is removed. The opening is filled with a conductive material in a bottom-up manner. The conductive material is in physical contact with the liner layer.

INTERCONNECT STRUCTURE AND METHODS OF FORMING THE SAME
20230223344 · 2023-07-13 ·

An interconnect structure and methods of forming the same are described. In some embodiments, the structure includes a first dielectric layer disposed over one or more devices, a first conductive feature disposed in the first dielectric layer, a second conductive feature disposed in the first dielectric layer, an etch stop layer disposed on the first dielectric layer, a second dielectric layer disposed on the etch stop layer, and a third conductive feature disposed in the second dielectric layer and the etch stop layer. The third conductive feature includes a first conductive layer, which includes a two-dimensional material. The structure further includes a fourth conductive feature disposed in the second dielectric layer and the etch stop layer. The third conductive feature and the fourth conductive feature include different number of layers.

BARRIER LAYER FOR AN INTERCONNECT STRUCTURE

A barrier layer is formed in a portion of a thickness of sidewalls in a recess prior to formation of an interconnect structure in the recess. The barrier layer is formed in the portion of the thickness of the sidewalls by a plasma-based deposition operation, in which a precursor reacts with a silicon-rich surface to form the barrier layer. The barrier layer is formed in the portion of the thickness of the sidewalls in that the precursor consumes a portion of the silicon-rich surface of the sidewalls as a result of the plasma treatment. This enables the barrier layer to be formed in a manner in which the cross-sectional width reduction in the recess from the barrier layer is minimized while enabling the barrier layer to be used to promote adhesion in the recess.

LOCAL INTERCONNECT
20230011752 · 2023-01-12 ·

Semiconductor structures and methods are provided. A semiconductor structure according to the present disclosure includes a first metal line extending along a first direction, a second metal line lengthwise aligned with and spaced apart from the first metal line, and a third metal line extending along the first direction. The third metal line includes a branch extending along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction and the branch partially extends between the first metal line and the second metal line.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEM INCLUDING THE SAME
20230009932 · 2023-01-12 ·

A semiconductor device including a substrate including first, second, and third regions; a peripheral circuit structure on the substrate and including a peripheral circuit and wiring layers connected to the peripheral circuit; a common source plate on the peripheral circuit structure and extending in a horizontal direction; gate electrodes on the common source plate on the first and second regions, spaced apart from each other in a first direction perpendicular to an upper surface of the substrate, the gate electrodes having a stair shape on the second region; a channel structure extending in the first direction through the gate electrodes on the first region; a first conductive through-via penetrating the common source plate on the third region and electrically connected to the wiring layers; and a dummy insulating pillar adjacent to the first conductive through-via on the third region and connected to an upper surface of the common source plate.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
20230011088 · 2023-01-12 ·

A semiconductor device includes a lower structure including a substrate, a first interconnection layer extending in a first direction on the lower structure, and including a first metal, a first via contacting a portion of an upper surface of the first interconnection layer and including a second metal, a second via contacting at least a portion of an upper surface of the first via and having a maximum width narrower than a maximum width of the first via, and a second interconnection layer connected to the second via and extending in a second direction. The first interconnection layer has inclined side surfaces in which a width of the first interconnection layer becomes narrower towards an upper region of the first interconnection layer, and the first via has inclined side surfaces in which a width of the first via becomes narrower towards an upper region of the first via.

Semiconductor device and method for manufacturing same

According to one embodiment, a stacked body includes a plurality of electrode layers stacked with an insulator interposed. A conductive via pierces the stacked body, and connects an upper layer interconnect and a lower layer interconnect. A insulating film is provided between the via and the stacked body. A distance along a diametral direction of the via between a side surface of the via and an end surface of one of the electrode layers opposing the side surface of the via is greater than a distance along the diametral direction between the side surface of the via and an end surface of the insulator opposing the side surface of the via.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE

A semiconductor device includes a substrate that includes an active pattern, a channel pattern and a source/drain pattern on the active pattern, a gate electrode on the channel pattern, an active contact electrically connected to the source/drain pattern, and a gate contact electrically connected to the gate electrode. The active contact includes a first barrier pattern, a first seed pattern on the first barrier pattern, a first fill pattern on the first seed pattern, and a first metal-containing pattern between the first seed pattern and the first fill pattern. The first metal-containing pattern includes tungsten nitride. A nitrogen concentration of the first metal-containing pattern decreases in a direction toward the substrate.