Patent classifications
H10D62/378
Field-effect transistors having a gate electrode positioned inside a substrate recess
Semiconductor structures including electrical isolation and methods of forming a semiconductor structure including electrical isolation. The structure includes a semiconductor substrate having a first surface, a recess in the first surface, and a second surface inside the first recess. The structure further includes a shallow trench isolation region extending from the first surface into the semiconductor substrate. The shallow trench isolation region is positioned to surround an active device region including the recess. A field-effect transistor includes a gate electrode positioned on a portion of the second surface.
Semiconductor device and method for manufacturing the same
A semiconductor device is provided. The semiconductor device includes a first conductive type substrate; a second conductive type body region disposed in the first conductive type substrate, wherein the first conductive type is different from the second conductive type; a first conductive type first well region disposed in the second conductive type body region; a gate structure disposed over the top surface of the first conductive type substrate; a source region, wherein the source region includes a heavily-doped first conductive type source region and is disposed in the second conductive type body region; and a drain region, wherein the drain region is heavily doped first conductive type and is disposed in the first conductive type first well region.
METHODOLOGY AND STRUCTURE FOR FIELD PLATE DESIGN
The present disclosure relates to a transistor device having a field plate, and a method of formation. In some embodiments, the transistor device has a gate electrode disposed over a substrate between a source region and a drain region. One or more dielectric layers laterally extend from over the gate electrode to a location between the gate electrode and the drain region. A field plate is located within an inter-level dielectric (ILD) layer overlying the substrate. The field plate laterally extends from over the gate electrode to over the location and vertically extends from the one or more dielectric layers to a top surface of the ILD layer. A conductive contact is arranged over the drain region and is surrounded by the ILD layer. The conductive contact extends to the top surface of the ILD layer.
ISOLATED III-N SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
A semiconductor device with a substrate, a low defect layer formed in a fixed position relative to the substrate, and a barrier layer comprising III-N semiconductor material formed on the low-defect layer and forming an electron gas in the low-defect layer. The device also has a source contact, a drain contact, and a gate contact for receiving a potential, the potential for adjusting a conductive path in the electron gas and between the source contact and the drain contact. Lastly, the device has a one-sided PN junction between the barrier layer and the substrate.
Lateral/vertical semiconductor device
A lateral semiconductor device and/or design including a space-charge generating layer and an electrode or a set of electrodes located on an opposite side of a device channel as contacts to the device channel is provided. The space-charge generating layer is configured to form a space-charge region to at least partially deplete the device channel in response to an operating voltage being applied to the contacts to the device channel.
Methods and apparatus for LDMOS devices with cascaded RESURF implants and double buffers
LDMOS devices are disclosed. An LDMOS device includes at least one drift region disposed in a portion of a semiconductor substrate; at least one isolation structure at a surface of the semiconductor substrate; a D-well region positioned adjacent a portion of the at least one drift region, and an intersection of the drift region and the D-well region forming a junction between first and second conductivity types; a gate structure disposed over the semiconductor substrate; a source contact region disposed on the surface of the D-well region; a drain contact region disposed adjacent the isolation structure; and a double buffer region comprising a first buried layer lying beneath the D-well region and the drift region and doped to the second conductivity type and a second high voltage deep diffusion layer lying beneath the first buried layer and doped to the first conductivity type. Methods are disclosed.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A semiconductor device and a method for manufacturing the same are provided. The semiconductor device includes a well region, a drain region and a source region disposed in the well region, a gate electrode disposed above the well region, a thin gate insulating layer and a thick gate insulating layer disposed under the gate electrode, the thick gate insulating layer being disclosed closer to the drain region than the thin gate insulating layer, and an extended drain junction region disposed below the gate electrode.
Method and apparatus for use in improving linearity of MOSFETs using an accumulated charge sink-harmonic wrinkle reduction
A method and apparatus for use in improving linearity sensitivity of MOSFET devices having an accumulated charge sink (ACS) are disclosed. The method and apparatus are adapted to address degradation in second- and third-order intermodulation harmonic distortion at a desired range of operating voltage in devices employing an accumulated charge sink.
Electrostatic discharge protection semiconductor device
An ESD protection semiconductor device includes a substrate, a gate set formed on the substrate, a source region and a drain region formed in the substrate respectively at two sides of the gate set, and at least a first doped region formed in the drain region. The source region and the drain region include a first conductivity type, and the first doped region includes a second conductivity type. The first conductivity type and the second conductivity type are complementary to each other. The first doped region is electrically connected to a ground potential.
Non-Volatile Semiconductor Memory Device
In the non-volatile semiconductor memory device, a mobile charge collector layer, a mobile charge collecting contact, a mobile charge collecting first wiring layer, an in-between contact between the mobile charge collector layers, and a mobile charge collecting second wiring layer are disposed adjacent to a floating gate. Thereby, without increasing areas of active regions in the non-volatile semiconductor memory device, the number of mobile charges collected near the floating gate is reduced. The non-volatile semiconductor memory device allows high-speed operation of a memory cell while reducing fluctuations in a threshold voltage of the memory cell caused by collection of the mobile charges, which are attracted from an insulation layer, near the floating gate.