H01L21/02625

GRAPHENE AND HEXAGONAL BORON NITRIDE PLANES AND ASSOCIATED METHODS

Graphene layers made of primarily sp2 bonded atoms and associated methods are disclosed. In one aspect, for example, a method of forming a graphite film can include heating a solid substrate under vacuum to a solubilizing temperature that is less than a melting point of the solid substrate, solubilizing carbon atoms from a graphite source into the heated solid substrate, and cooling the heated solid substrate at a rate sufficient to form a graphite film from the solubilized carbon atoms on at least one surface of the solid substrate. The graphite film is formed to be substantially free of lattice defects.

MANUFACTURING METHOD OF RF COMPONENTS
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The present description concerns a method of manufacturing a device comprising at least one radio frequency component on a semiconductor substrate comprising: a) a laser anneal of a first thickness of the substrate on the upper surface side of the substrate; b) the forming of an insulating layer on the upper surface of the substrate; and c) the forming of said at least one radio frequency component on the insulating layer.

FORMATION OF SINGLE CRYSTAL SEMICONDUCTORS USING PLANAR VAPOR LIQUID SOLID EPITAXY

A semiconductor device is provided. The semiconductor device includes a template layer disposed over a substrate and having a trench therein, a buffer structure disposed over a bottom surface of the trench and comprising a metal oxide, a single crystal semiconductor structure disposed within the trench and over the buffer structure and a gate structure disposed over a channel region of the single crystal semiconductor structure.

Group 13 element nitride crystal layer, self-supporting substrate, and functional element

A group 13 nitride crystal layer is composed of a group 13 nitride crystal selected from gallium nitride, aluminum nitride, indium nitride or the mixed crystals thereof, and the group 13 nitride crystal layer includes an upper surface and bottom surface. The group 13 nitride crystal layer includes high-luminance layers and low-luminance layers being present alternately, and the low-luminance layers have thicknesses of 3 or larger and 10 or smaller provided that 1 is assigned to a thickness of the high-luminance layer, when a cross section of the group 13 nitride crystal layer cut in a direction perpendicular to the upper surface is observed by cathode luminescence.