A semiconductor device includes a first fin pattern, which includes a first lower pattern and a first upper pattern stacked sequentially on a substrate, the first upper pattern including a first part and second parts respectively disposed on both sides of the first part, a gate electrode, which is formed on the first part to intersect the first fin pattern, and source/drain regions, which are formed on the second parts, respectively. A dopant concentration of the first upper pattern is higher than a dopant concentration of the first lower pattern and a dopant concentration of the substrate, and the dopant concentration of the first lower pattern is different from the dopant concentration of the substrate.

Tunneling field-effect transistors including silicon, germanium or silicon germanium channels and III-N source regions are provided for low power operations. A broken-band heterojunction is formed by the source and channel regions of the transistors. Fabrication methods include selective anisotropic wet-etching of a silicon substrate followed by epitaxial deposition of III-N material and/or germanium implantation of the substrate followed by the epitaxial deposition of the III-N material.

This disclosure is directed to techniques for fabricating CMOS devices for SRAM cells with resistors formed along transistor well sidewall edges by self-aligned, angled implantation, which may enable more compact SRAM architecture with SEU mitigation, such as for space-based or other radiation-hardened applications. An example method includes implanting a dopant into a doped semiconductor well covered by a barrier, wherein the doped semiconductor well is disposed on a buried insulator and wherein the dopant is of opposite doping type to the doped semiconductor well, thereby forming a resistor on an edge of the doped semiconductor well, wherein the resistor has the opposite doping type. The method further includes forming a second insulator adjacent to the resistor, removing the barrier, and forming a gate layer on the doped semiconductor well, thereby forming a gate adjacent to the doped semiconductor well and the resistor.

A method includes forming an oxide layer on a silicon-germanium (SiGe) fin formed on a substrate. The first oxide layer comprises a mixture of a germanium oxide compound (GeO.sub.x) and a silicon oxide compound (SiO.sub.x). The first oxide layer is modified to create a Si-rich outer surface of the SiGe fin. A silicon nitride layer is deposited on the modified first oxide layer.

A semiconductor device includes: a substrate; a drift region disposed on a principal surface of the substrate; a first well region extending from a second principal surface of the drift region in a direction perpendicular to the second principal surface and having a bottom portion; a second well region being in contact with the bottom portion and disposed at a portion inside the substrate located below the bottom portion; and a source region extending in a perpendicular direction from a region of the second principal surface provided with the first well region, and reaching the second well region. In a direction parallel to the second principal surface and oriented from a source electrode to a drain electrode, a distance of the second well region in contact with a gate insulating film is shorter than a distance of the first well region in contact with the gate insulating film.

A method of forming a transistor can include forming a gate mask on a substrate having a vertical location aligned with that of a transistor control gate; implanting first conductivity type dopants with the gate mask as an implant mask to form a first shallow halo region; implanting first conductivity type dopants with at least the gate mask as an implant mask to form a first deep halo region having a peak dopant concentration profile at a greater substrate depth than the first shallow halo region; forming an epitaxial layer on top of the substrate; forming a first control gate structure on the epitaxial layer; and forming a first source or drain region, of a second conductivity type, in at least the epitaxial layer to a side of the first control gate, and over the first shallow halo region and the first deep halo region.

A solar cell includes: a semiconductor substrate which includes a first principal surface and a second principal surface; a first semiconductor layer of the first conductivity type disposed above the first principal surface; and a second semiconductor layer of a second conductivity type disposed below the second principal surface. The semiconductor substrate includes: a first impurity region of the first conductivity type; a second impurity region of the first conductivity type disposed between the first impurity region and the first semiconductor layer; and a third impurity region of the first conductivity type disposed between the first impurity region and the second semiconductor layer. A concentration of an impurity in the second impurity region is higher than a concentration of the impurity in the third impurity region, and the concentration of the impurity in the third impurity region is higher than a concentration of the impurity in the first impurity region.

The semiconductor storage device of an embodiment includes a first conductive layer, a stack disposed above the first conductive layer and including a plurality of second conductive layers in a first direction, and a columnar body that extends in the first direction through the stack, and includes a semiconductor layer and a charge storage film provided between the plurality of conductive layers and the semiconductor layer. A first conductive layer out of the plurality of conductive layers is connected to the semiconductor layer, and the semiconductor layer includes a first region in which a concentration of an n-type impurity is higher than a concentration of a p-type impurity, a second region in which a concentration of a p-type impurity is higher than a concentration of an n-type impurity, and a third region contacted to the first conductive layer and disposed closer to the first region than the second region in the first direction.

An electronic device includes a semiconductor body of silicon carbide, and a body region at a first surface of the semiconductor body. A source region is disposed in the body region. A drain region is disposed at a second surface of the semiconductor body. A doped region extends seamlessly at the entire first surface of the semiconductor body and includes one or more first sub-regions having a first doping concentration and one or more second sub-regions having a second doping concentration lower than the first doping concentration. Thus, the device has zones alternated to each other having different conduction threshold voltage and different saturation current.

A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device comprises: forming a doped region having a first conductive type in a semiconductor substrate, and forming a gate structure on the doped region; implanting doping ions having a second conductive type to a second region of the doped region along a vertical direction, so as to form a source/drain region having the second conductive type; implanting doping ions having the first conductive type to a first region of the doped region along a tilt direction inclining toward the gate structure, and then annealing, so as to form a Halo region extending to the gate structure from the source/drain region, wherein the first region is adjacent to the gate structure and the second region is located on the side of the first region facing away from the gate structure, and the first region and the second region have no overlap region.