Patent classifications
H10D62/13
Field stop IGBT with grown injection region
A field stop insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) fabricated without back-side laser dopant activation or any process temperatures over 450 C. after fabrication of front-side IGBT structures provides activated injection regions with controlled dopant concentrations. Injection regions may be formed on or in a substrate by epitaxial growth or ion implants and diffusion before growth of N field stop and drift layers and front-side fabrication of IGBT active cells. Back-side material removal can expose the injection region(s) for electrical connection to back-side metal. Alternatively, after front-side fabrication of IGBT active cells, back-side material removal can expose the field stop layer (or injection regions) and sputtering using a silicon target with a well-controlled doping concentration can form hole or electron injection regions with well-controlled doping concentration.
Semiconductor device and manufacturing method thereof
A semiconductor device includes a III-V compound semiconductor layer and a source/drain structure. The source/drain structure is disposed on the III-V compound semiconductor layer. The source/drain structure includes a metal layer and metal silicide patterns. The metal layer is disposed on the metal silicide patterns, and a portion of the metal layer is disposed between the metal silicide patterns adjacent to each other.
Gate-all-around integrated circuit structures having embedded GeSnB source or drain structures
Gate-all-around integrated circuit structures having embedded GeSnB source or drain structures, and methods of fabricating gate-all-around integrated circuit structures having embedded GeSnB source or drain structures, are described. For example, an integrated circuit structure includes a vertical arrangement of horizontal nanowires above a fin, the fin including a defect modification layer on a first semiconductor layer, and a second semiconductor layer on the defect modification layer. A gate stack is around the vertical arrangement of horizontal nanowires. A first epitaxial source or drain structure is at a first end of the vertical arrangement of horizontal nanowires, and a second epitaxial source or drain structure is at a second end of the vertical arrangement of horizontal nanowires.
Field effect transistor and fabrication method thereof
A field effect transistor includes a substrate having a transistor forming region thereon; an insulating layer on the substrate; a first graphene layer on the insulating layer within the transistor forming region; an etch stop layer on the first graphene layer within the transistor forming region; a first inter-layer dielectric layer on the etch stop layer; a gate trench recessed into the first inter-layer dielectric layer and the etch stop layer within the transistor forming region; a second graphene layer on interior surface of the gate trench; a gate dielectric layer on the second graphene layer and on the first inter-layer dielectric layer; and a gate electrode on the gate dielectric layer within the gate trench.
Source-body self-aligned method of a vertical double diffused metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor
A source-body self-aligned method of a VDMOSFET is provided. A pad layer and an unoxidized material layer are sequentially formed on an epitaxial layer on a semiconductor substrate. A lithography process is then carried out for patterning. Later, a thermal oxidation process is employed such that the unoxidized material layer is oxidized to form oxidation layers. Then, a source ion implantation process is performed, and a wet etching is used to remove the oxidation layers before successively employing a body ion implantation process. By using the process method disclosed in the present invention, it achieves to form the source region and the body region which are self-aligned. Meanwhile, since process complexity of the invention is relatively low, process uniformity and process cost can be optimally controlled. In addition, the invention achieves to reduce channel length and on-resistance, thereby enhancing the reliability effectively.
Semiconductor device with multiple gate electrodes featuring asymmetric contact widths
A semiconductor device includes a first active pattern that extends in a first horizontal direction, a second active pattern which extends in the first horizontal direction, and is spaced apart from the first active pattern by a first distance in a second horizontal direction, a third active pattern which extends in the first horizontal direction, and is spaced apart from the second active pattern by a second distance greater than the first distance in the second horizontal direction, a first gate electrode which extends in the second horizontal direction on the first to third active patterns, a second gate electrode which extends in the second horizontal direction on the first and second active patterns, and is spaced apart from the first gate electrode in the first horizontal direction, a first gate contact and a second gate contact which extends in the second horizontal direction on the second gate electrode.
Semiconductor device having a liner layer and method of fabricating the same
A semiconductor device includes an active pattern on a substrate, a pair of source/drain patterns on the active pattern, a channel pattern between the pair of source/drain patterns, the channel pattern including semiconductor patterns stacked to be spaced apart from each other, and a gate electrode crossing the channel pattern and extending in a first direction. One of the pair of source/drain patterns includes a first semiconductor layer and a second semiconductor layer thereon. The first semiconductor layer is in contact with a first semiconductor pattern, which is one of the stacked semiconductor patterns. The largest widths of the first semiconductor pattern, the first semiconductor layer, and the second semiconductor layer in the first direction are a first width, a second width, a third width, respectively, and the second width is larger than the first width and smaller than the third width.
Gallium nitride drain structures and methods of forming the same
Depositing gallium nitride and carbon (GaN:C) (e.g., in the form of composite layers) when forming a gallium nitride drain of a transistor provides a buffer between the gallium nitride of the drain and silicon of a substrate in which the drain is formed. As a result, gaps and other defects caused by lattice mismatch are reduced, which improves electrical performance of the drain. Additionally, current leakage into the substrate is reduced, which further improves electrical performance of the drain. Additionally, or alternatively, implanting silicon in an aluminum nitride (AlN) liner for a gallium nitride drain reduces contact resistance at an interface between the gallium nitride and the silicon. As a result, electrical performance of the transistor is improved.
Semiconductor device
The semiconductor device of the present invention includes a first conductivity type semiconductor layer made of a wide bandgap semiconductor and a Schottky electrode formed to come into contact with a surface of the semiconductor layer, and has a threshold voltage V.sub.th of 0.3 V to 0.7 V and a leakage current J.sub.r of 110.sup.9 A/cm.sup.2 to 110.sup.4 A/cm.sup.2 in a rated voltage V.sub.R.
BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR (BJT) AND FABRICATING METHOD THEREOF
Bipolar junction transistor (BJT) structures are provided. A BJT structure includes a semiconductor substrate, a collector region formed in the semiconductor substrate, a plurality of base regions formed over the collector region, a plurality of emitter regions formed over the collector region, a ring-shaped shallow trench isolation (STI) region formed in the collector region, a plurality of base conductive layers formed over the collector region and on opposite sides of the base regions, a plurality of sidewall dielectric layers formed on top surfaces of the base conductive layers and disposed vertically between the base conductive layers and upper portions of the emitter regions, and a plurality of base contacts formed on the base conductive layers. The base contacts are divided into a first group of base contacts disposed between the base regions and a second group of base contacts disposed between the base regions and the STI region.