Patent classifications
H10D1/66
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
A semiconductor device includes a first conductivity type semiconductor substrate, a second conductivity type first and second buried diffusion layers that are arranged in the semiconductor substrate, a semiconductor layer arranged on the semiconductor substrate, a second conductivity type first impurity diffusion region that is arranged in the semiconductor layer, a second conductivity type second impurity diffusion region that is arranged, in the semiconductor layer, on the second buried diffusion layer, a second conductivity type first well that is arranged in a first region of the semiconductor layer, a first conductivity type second well that is arranged, in the semiconductor layer, in a second region, a first conductivity type third and fourth impurity diffusion regions that are arranged in the first well, and a first conductivity type fifth impurity diffusion region that is arranged in the second well.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
A semiconductor device is provided in which a zener diode having a desired breakdown voltage and a capacitor in which voltage dependence of capacitance is reduced are mounted together, and various circuits are realized. The semiconductor device includes: a semiconductor layer; a first conductivity type well that is arranged in a first region of the semiconductor layer; a first conductivity type first impurity diffusion region that is arranged in the well; a first conductivity type second impurity diffusion region that is arranged in a second region of the semiconductor layer; an insulating film that is arranged on the second impurity diffusion region; an electrode that is arranged on the insulating film; and a second conductivity type third impurity diffusion region that is arranged at least on the first impurity diffusion region.
ANTI-FUSE CELL STRUCTURE INCLUDING READING AND PROGRAMMING DEVICES WITH DIFFERENT GATE DIELECTRIC THICKNESS
A structure includes a word-line, a bit-line, and an anti-fuse cell. The anti-fuse cell includes a reading device, which includes a first gate electrode connected to the word-line, a first gate dielectric underlying the first gate electrode, a drain region connected to the bit-line, and a source region. The first gate dielectric has a first thickness. The drain region and the source region are on opposite sides of the first gate electrode. The anti-fuse cell further includes a programming device including a second gate electrode connected to the word-line, and a second gate dielectric underlying the second gate electrode. The second gate dielectric has a second thickness smaller than the first thickness. The programming device further includes a source/drain region connected to the source region of the reading device.
CAPACITOR CELL AND STRUCTURE THEREOF
Capacitor cells are provided. A first PMOS transistor has a source connected to a power supply and a drain connected to a first node. A first NMOS transistor has a source connected to a ground and a drain connected to a second node. A second PMOS transistor has a source connected to the second node and a drain connected to the first node. A second NMOS transistor has a source connected to the ground and a drain connected to the first node. A first P+ doped region is shared by drains of the first and second PMOS transistors. A first gate metal is between the first P+ doped region and a second P+ doped region. A first N+ doped region is shared by sources of the first and second NMOS transistors. A second gate metal is between the first N+ doped region and a second N+ doped region.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor element and a first connection member. The semiconductor element includes a substrate and an electrode pad. The substrate includes a transistor formation region, in which a transistor is formed and which is shaped to be non-quadrangular. The electrode pad is located on the transistor formation region. The first connection member is connected to the electrode pad at one location. The electrode pad is arranged to cover a center of gravity of the transistor formation region in a plan view of the electrode pad. In the plan view, a connection region in which the first connection member is connected to the electrode pad includes a center of gravity position of the transistor formation region.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING THE SAME
A method for fabricating a semiconductor device includes the steps of first providing a substrate having a non-metal-oxide semiconductor capacitor (non-MOSCAP) region and a MOSCAP region, forming a fin-shaped structure on the MOSCAP region, forming a shallow trench isolation (STI) around the substrate and the fin-shaped structure, performing a first etching process to remove part of the STI on the MOSCAP region, and then performing a second etching process to remove part of the STI on the non-MOSCAP region and the MOSCAP region.
Metal-insulator-metal structure
Semiconductor devices, integrated circuits and methods of forming the same are provided. In one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes a metal-insulator-metal structure which includes a bottom conductor plate layer including a first opening and a second opening, a first dielectric layer over the bottom conductor plate layer, a middle conductor plate layer over the first dielectric layer and including a third opening, a first dummy plate disposed within the third opening, and a fourth opening, a second dielectric layer over the middle conductor plate layer, and a top conductor plate layer over the second dielectric layer and including a fifth opening, a second dummy plate disposed within the fifth opening, a sixth opening, and a third dummy plate disposed within the sixth opening. The first opening, the first dummy plate, and the second dummy plate are vertically aligned.
CAPACITOR STRUCTURE AND METHODS OF FORMING THE SAME
A capacitor structure and methods of forming the same are described. In some embodiments, the structure includes a first well region, a first semiconductor layer disposed over the first well region, a second semiconductor layer disposed on the first semiconductor layer, and a dielectric layer disposed on the second semiconductor layer. The dielectric layer has a top surface, a bottom surface, one or more protrusions extending towards the second semiconductor layer, and one or more openings in the top surface. The structure further includes a gate structure disposed on the dielectric layer.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A semiconductor device includes a bottom portion, a middle portion, a top portion, and a base portion between the bottom portion and the substrate. Preferably, the bottom portion is surrounded by a shallow trench isolation (STI), a gate oxide layer is disposed on the fin-shaped structure and the STI, a bottom surface of the gate oxide layer is higher than a top surface of the base portion, a width of a top surface of the bottom portion is greater than half the width of the bottom surface of the bottom portion, and a tip of the top portion includes a tapered portion.
MACRO-TRANSISTOR DEVICES
Macro-transistor structures are disclosed. In some cases, the macro-transistor structures have the same number of terminals and properties similar to long-channel transistors, but are suitable for analog circuits in deep-submicron technologies at deep-submicron process nodes. The macro-transistor structures can be implemented, for instance, with a plurality of transistors constructed and arranged in series, and with their gates tied together, generally referred to herein as a transistor stack. One or more of the serial transistors within the stack can be implemented with a plurality of parallel transistors and/or can have a threshold voltage that is different from the threshold voltages of other transistors in the stack. Alternatively, or in addition, one or more of the serial transistors within the macro-transistor can be statically or dynamically controlled to tune the performance characteristics of the macro-transistor. The macro-transistors can be used in numerous circuits, such as varactors, VCOs, PLLs, and tunable circuits.