Patent classifications
H01L29/78615
Field-effect transistor and method for fabricating the same
A structure of field-effect transistor includes a silicon layer of a silicon-on-insulator structure. A gate structure layer in a line shape is disposed on the silicon layer, wherein the gate structure layer includes a first region and a second region abutting to the first region. Trench isolation structures in the silicon layer are disposed at two sides of the gate structure layer, corresponding to the second region. The second region of the gate structure layer is disposed on the silicon layer and overlaps with the trench isolation structure. A source region and a drain region are disposed in the silicon layer at the two sides of the gate structure layer, corresponding to the first region. The second region of the gate structure layer includes a conductive-type junction portion.
DISPLAY DEVICE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A display device and a method of manufacturing a display device are provided. A display device includes a lower conductive pattern disposed on a substrate, a lower insulating layer disposed on the lower conductive pattern, the lower insulating layer including a first lower insulating pattern including an overlapping region overlapping the lower conductive pattern, and a protruding region. The display device includes a semiconductor pattern disposed on the first lower insulating pattern and having a side surface, the side surface being aligned with a side surface of the first lower insulating pattern or disposed inward from the side surface of the first lower insulating pattern, a gate insulating layer disposed on the semiconductor pattern, a gate electrode disposed on the gate insulating layer, and an empty space disposed between the substrate and the protruding region of the first lower insulating pattern.
FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTOR AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING THE SAME
A structure of field-effect transistor includes a silicon layer of a silicon-on-insulator structure. A gate structure layer in a line shape is disposed on the silicon layer, wherein the gate structure layer includes a first region and a second region abutting to the first region. Trench isolation structures in the silicon layer are disposed at two sides of the gate structure layer, corresponding to the second region. The second region of the gate structure layer is disposed on the silicon layer and overlaps with the trench isolation structure. A source region and a drain region are disposed in the silicon layer at the two sides of the gate structure layer, corresponding to the first region. The second region of the gate structure layer includes a conductive-type junction portion.
Semiconductor device
An active region includes a body region in which first and second transistors are formed, a connection portion to which a potential of the body region is connected, and a lead portion that connects the body region and the connection portion. Source regions or drain regions of the first and second transistors formed in the body region are provided in a common region. Each of the lead portions extends from a corresponding channel region such that the lead portions are isolated from each other, and a gate electrode extends thereon. A width of the lead portion is narrower than a distance between corresponding ones of contact portions of the source regions and the drain regions of the first and second transistors. A width of the connection portion is equal to or narrower than a gate width of the gate electrode extending on the lead portion.
Butted body contact for SOI transistor, amplifier circuit and method of providing the same
Systems, methods, and apparatus for an improved body tie construction are described. The improved body tie construction is configured to have a lower resistance body tie exists when the transistor is “off” (Vg approximately 0 volts). When the transistor is “on” (Vg>Vt), the resistance to the body tie is much higher, reducing the loss of performance associated with presence of body tie. Space efficient Body tie constructions adapted for cascode configurations are also described.
Semiconductor structures with body contact regions embedded in polycrystalline semiconductor material
Body-contacted semiconductor structures and methods of forming a body-contacted semiconductor structure. A semiconductor substrate, which contains of a single-crystal semiconductor material, includes a device region and a plurality of body contact regions each comprised of the single-crystal semiconductor material. A polycrystalline layer and polycrystalline regions are formed in the semiconductor substrate. The polycrystalline regions are positioned between the polycrystalline layer and the device region, and the polycrystalline regions have a laterally-spaced arrangement with a gap between each adjacent pair of the polycrystalline regions. One of the plurality of body contact regions is arranged in the gap between each adjacent pair of the polycrystalline regions.
STRUCTURE FOR RADIO FREQUENCY APPLICATIONS
A structure for radiofrequency applications includes a high-resistivity support substrate having a front face defining a main plane, a charge-trapping layer disposed on the front face of the support substrate, a first dielectric layer disposed on the charge-trapping layer, an active layer disposed on the first dielectric layer, at least one buried electrode disposed above or in the charge-trapping layer. The buried electrode comprises a conductive layer and a second dielectric layer.
Devices with staggered body contacts
The present disclosure relates to semiconductor structures and, more particularly, to devices with staggered body contacts and methods of manufacture. The device includes: a gate structure on a semiconductor substrate material, the gate structure comprising a gate body with a width and a length; a plurality of body contacts electrically contacting a channel region under the gate body on at least one side of the gate body along its width; and isolation structures isolating the plurality of body contacts from a source region and a drain region associated with the gate structure.
CONNECTION ARRANGEMENTS FOR INTEGRATED LATERAL DIFFUSION FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTORS HAVING A BACKSIDE CONTACT
A semiconductor package includes a leadframe having an electrically conductive paddle, electrically conductive perimeter package leads, a first electrically conductive clip electrically connected to a first set of the package leads, and a second electrically conductive clip electrically connected to a second set of the package leads. The semiconductor package includes a single semiconductor die. The die includes a front-side active layer having an integrated power structure of two or more transistors. The die includes a backside portion having a backside contact electrically coupled to at least one of the two or more transistors and to the paddle. One or more first front-side contacts of the die are electrically coupled to at least one of the transistors and to the first clip, and one or more second front-side contacts of the die are electrically coupled to at least one of the transistors and to the second clip.
Transient Stabilized SOI FETs
Integrated circuits (ICs) that avoid or mitigate creation of changes in accumulated charge in a silicon-on-insulator (SOI) substrate, particularly an SOI substrate having a trap rich layer. In one embodiment, a FET is configured such that, in a standby mode, the FET is turned OFF while maintaining essentially the same V.sub.DS as during an active mode. In another embodiment, a FET is configured such that, in a standby mode, current flow through the FET is interrupted while maintaining essentially the same V.sub.GS as during the active mode. In another embodiment, a FET is configured such that, in a standby mode, the FET is switched into a very low current state (a “trickle current” state) that keeps both V.sub.GS and V.sub.DS close to their respective active mode operational voltages. Optionally, S-contacts may be formed in an IC substrate to create protected areas that encompass FETs that are sensitive to accumulated charge effects.