Patent classifications
H10D64/512
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A PILLAR-SHAPED SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A method for producing a semiconductor device includes forming a semiconductor-pillar on a substrate and forming a laminated-structure of at least two composite layers, each including a metal layer and a semiconductor layer in contact with the metal layer, the semiconductor layer containing donor or acceptor atoms, and two interlayer insulating layers sandwiching the composite layers, such that a side surface of at least one of the two interlayer insulating layers is separated from a side surface of the semiconductor pillar. The laminated-structure surrounds the semiconductor pillar. A first heat treatment causes a reaction between the metal layer and the semiconductor layer to form an alloy layer, and brings the alloy layer into contact with the side surface of the semiconductor pillar. A second heat treatment to expands the alloy layer into the semiconductor pillar and diffuses dopant atoms into the semiconductor pillar to form an impurity region therein.
SUPPORT FOR LONG CHANNEL LENGTH NANOWIRE TRANSISTORS
A nanowire device includes a first component formed on a substrate and a second component disposed apart from the first component on the substrate. A nanowire is configured to connect the first component to the second component. An anchor pad is formed along a span of the nanowire and configured to support the nanowire along the span to prevent sagging.
SELF-ALIGNED HETEROJUNCTION FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR
A junction field effect transistor (JFET) comprises an insulating carrier substrate, a base semiconductor substrate formed on the insulating carrier substrate and a gate region formed on the base semiconductor substrate. The gate region forms a junction with the base semiconductor substrate. The JFET further comprises a first source/drain region formed on the base semiconductor substrate and located on a first side of the gate region and a second source/drain region formed on the base semiconductor substrate and located on a second side of the gate region. A gate stack is deposited on the gate region, a first source/drain stack is deposited on the first source/drain region and a second source/drain stack is deposited on the second source/drain region. At least one of the gate stack, first source/drain stack and second source/drain stack overlaps onto another one of the gate stack, first source/drain stack and second source/drain stack.
VERTICAL FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTORS WITH PROTECTIVE FIN LINER DURING BOTTOM SPACER RECESS ETCH
A method of fabricating a vertical field effect transistor comprising that includes forming openings through a spacer material to provide fin structure openings to a first semiconductor material, and forming an inner spacer liner on sidewalls of the fin structure openings. A channel semiconductor material is epitaxially formed on a surface of the first semiconductor material filling at least a portion of the fin structure openings. The spacer material is recessed with an etch that is selective to the inner spacer liner to form a first spacer. The inner spacer liner is removed selectively to the channel semiconductor material. A gate structure on the channel semiconductor material, and a second semiconductor material is formed in contact with the channel semiconductor material.
Asymmetric high-k dielectric for reducing gate induced drain leakage
An asymmetric high-k dielectric for reduced gate induced drain leakage in high-k MOSFETs and methods of manufacture are disclosed. The method includes performing an implant process on a high-k dielectric sidewall of a gate structure. The method further includes performing an oxygen annealing process to grow an oxide region on a drain side of the gate structure, while inhibiting oxide growth on a source side of the gate structure adjacent to a source region.
DUAL CHANNEL TRENCH LDMOS TRANSISTORS WITH DRAIN SUPERJUNCTION STRUCTURE INTEGRATED THEREWITH
A dual channel trench LDMOS transistor includes a semiconductor layer of a first conductivity type formed on a substrate; a first trench formed in the semiconductor layer where a trench gate is formed in an upper portion of the first trench; a body region of the second conductivity type formed in the semiconductor layer adjacent the first trench; a source region of the first conductivity type formed in the body region and adjacent the first trench; a planar gate overlying the body region; a drain drift region of the first conductivity type formed in the semiconductor layer and in electrical contact with a drain electrode; and alternating N-type and P-type regions formed in the drain drift region with higher doping concentration than the drain-drift regions to form a super-junction structure in the drain drift region.
ACTIVE MATRIX SUBSTRATE
An active matrix substrate includes a display region in which a plurality of pixels are provided and a frame region lying outside the display region. The frame region includes a plurality of peripheral circuit TFTs which are supported by a substrate and which are constituents of a driving circuit. Each of the plurality of peripheral circuit TFTs includes a gate electrode, an oxide semiconductor layer arranged so as to at least partially extend over the gate electrode but to be insulated from the gate electrode, and source and drain electrodes connected with the oxide semiconductor layer.
Array substrate for LCD panel and manufacturing method thereof
A manufacturing method for a substrate for an LCD panel includes providing a substrate, and applying photoresist techniques to form a first wiring layer on the substrate and patterning the first wiring layer to form a first laminating layer. An insulating layer and a semiconductor film are also formed and the semiconductor film is patterned to form a second laminating layer. A second wiring layer is formed and patterned to create a third laminating layer, a passivation layer, and a conductive film, and the conductive film is patterned to form a pixel electrode and a fourth laminating layer. The first, second, third, and fourth laminating layers stack together to form the necessary spacer. A color filter substrate with a constant gap is held between the insulating layer and the first laminating layer, and between the passivation layer and the third laminating layer.
Reduced capacitance in vertical transistors by preventing excessive overlap between the gate and the source/drain
Embodiments of the invention are directed to a vertical FET device having gate and source or drain features. The device includes a fin formed in a substrate and a source or a drain region formed in the substrate. The device further includes a trench formed in the source or the drain region and a dielectric region formed in the trench. The device further includes a gate formed along vertical sidewalls of the fin and positioned such that a space between the gate and the source or the drain region includes at least a portion of the dielectric region. In some embodiments, the device further includes a bottom spacer formed over an upper surface of the dielectric region and positioned such that the space between the gate and the source or the drain region further includes at least a portion of the bottom spacer.
Group III-N transistors on nanoscale template structures
A III-N semiconductor channel is formed on a III-N transition layer formed on a (111) or (110) surface of a silicon template structure, such as a fin sidewall. In embodiments, the silicon fin has a width comparable to the III-N epitaxial film thicknesses for a more compliant seeding layer, permitting lower defect density and/or reduced epitaxial film thickness. In embodiments, a transition layer is GaN and the semiconductor channel comprises Indium (In) to increase a conduction band offset from the silicon fin. In other embodiments, the fin is sacrificial and either removed or oxidized, or otherwise converted into a dielectric structure during transistor fabrication. In certain embodiments employing a sacrificial fin, the III-N transition layer and semiconductor channel is substantially pure GaN, permitting a breakdown voltage higher than would be sustainable in the presence of the silicon fin.