An integrated circuit (IC) with a semiconductor device and an interconnect structure with carbon layers and methods of fabricating the same are disclosed. The method includes forming a fin structure on a substrate, forming a source/drain region on the fin structure, forming a contact structure on the S/D region, forming an oxide layer on the contact structure, forming a conductive carbon line within a first insulating carbon layer on the oxide layer, forming a second insulating carbon layer on the first insulating carbon layer, and forming a via within the second insulating carbon layer.

Multi-gate devices and methods for fabricating such are disclosed herein. An exemplary method includes forming a gate dielectric layer around first channel layers in a p-type gate region and around second channel layers in an n-type gate region. Sacrificial features are formed between the second channel layers in the n-type gate region. A p-type work function layer is formed over the gate dielectric layer in the p-type gate region and the n-type gate region. After removing the p-type work function layer from the n-type gate region, the sacrificial features are removed from between the second channel layers in the n-type gate region. An n-type work function layer is formed over the gate dielectric layer in the n-type gate region. A metal fill layer is formed over the p-type work function layer in the p-type gate region and the n-type work function layer in the n-type gate region.

Some embodiments include an integrated assembly having a CMOS region with fins extending along a first direction, and with gating structures extending across the fins. A circuit arrangement is associated with the CMOS region and includes a pair of the gating structures spaced by an intervening region having a missing gating structure. The circuit arrangement has a first dimension along the first direction. A second region is proximate to the CMOS region. Conductive structures are associated with the second region. Some of the conductive structures are electrically coupled with the circuit arrangement. A second dimension is a distance across said some of the conductive structures along the first direction. The conductive structures and the circuit arrangement are aligned such that the second dimension is substantially the same as the first dimension. Some embodiments include methods of forming integrated assemblies.

A semiconductor device includes a plurality of fins over a substrate. Each fin of the plurality of fins extends in a first direction substantially perpendicular to a bottom surface of the substrate, and each fin of the plurality of fins comprises a first doped region having a first dopant type. The semiconductor device further includes an isolation region over the substrate between a first fin of the plurality of fins and a second fin of the plurality of fins adjacent to the first fin. The semiconductor device further includes a second doped region extends continuously across the isolation region, the second doped region extends into each fin of the plurality of fins, and a dimension of the second doped region in the isolation region in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction is less than a dimension of the at least one isolation region in the second direction.

A semiconductor device may include a substrate, an n-channel field-effect transistor positioned on the substrate, and a p-channel field-effect transistor positioned on the substrate. The n-channel field-effect transistor may include an n-type silicide source portion, an n-type silicide drain portion, and a first n-type channel region. The first n-type channel region may be positioned between the n-type silicide source portion and the n-type silicide drain portion and may directly contact each of the n-type silicide source portion and the n-type silicide drain portion.

A semiconductor device includes a substrate, a first semiconductor fin, a second semiconductor fin, an n-type epitaxy structure, a p-type epitaxy structure, and a plurality of dielectric fin sidewall structures. The first semiconductor fin is disposed on the substrate. The second semiconductor fin is disposed on the substrate and adjacent to the first semiconductor fin. The n-type epitaxy structure is disposed on the first semiconductor fin. The p-type epitaxy structure is disposed on the second semiconductor fin and separated from the n-type epitaxy structure. The dielectric fin sidewall structures are disposed on opposite sides of at least one of the n-type epitaxy structure and the p-type epitaxy structure.

A method of forming a semiconductor structure includes forming a first pattern of alternating spacers of a first material and a second material on a semiconductor substrate, forming a second pattern of the alternating spacers of the first material and the second material by selectively removing at least a portion of at least one of one or more of the spacers of the first material and one or more of the spacers of the second material to form a remaining pattern of spacers of the first material and the second material on the semiconductor substrate, and transferring the second pattern of the spacers of the first material and the second material to the semiconductor substrate to form two or more fins in the semiconductor substrate by etching the semiconductor substrate selective to the first material and the second material.

Fin Field Effect Transistor (FET) (FinFET) complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) circuits with single and double diffusion breaks for increased performance are disclosed. In one aspect, a FinFET CMOS circuit employing single and double diffusion breaks includes a P-type FinFET that includes a first Fin formed from a semiconductor substrate and corresponding to a P-type diffusion region. The FinFET CMOS circuit includes an N-type FinFET that includes a second Fin formed from the semiconductor substrate and corresponding to an N-type diffusion region. To electrically isolate the P-type FinFET, first and second single diffusion break (SDB) isolation structures are formed in the first Fin on either side of a gate of the P-type FinFET. To electrically isolate the N-type FinFET, first and second double diffusion break (DDB) isolation structures are formed in the second Fin on either side of a gate of the N-type FinFET.

A method of forming a fin field effect transistor (finFET) having fin(s) with reduced dimensional variations, including forming a dummy fin trench within a perimeter of a fin pattern region on a substrate, forming a dummy fin fill in the dummy fin trench, forming a plurality of vertical fins within the perimeter of the fin pattern region, including border fins at the perimeter of the fin pattern region and interior fins located within the perimeter and inside the bounds of the border fins, wherein the border fins are formed from the dummy fin fill, and removing the border fins, wherein the border fins are dummy fins and the interior fins are active vertical fins.

One method disclosed herein includes, among other things, forming a process layer on a substrate. A patterned mask layer is formed above the process layer. The patterned mask layer includes first openings exposing portions of the process layer. A carbon-containing silicon dioxide layer is formed above the patterned mask layer and in the first openings. The carbon-containing silicon dioxide layer is planarized to remove portions extending outside the first openings and generate a plurality of mask elements from remaining portions of the carbon-containing silicon dioxide layer. The patterned mask layer is removed. The process layer is etched using the mask elements as an etch mask.