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PASSIVE COMPONENT EMBEDDED SUBSTRATE AND SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE INCLUDING THE SAME
20250266408 · 2025-08-21 · ·

A passive component embedded substrate is provided and includes a core substrate including a core insulating layer that includes a cavity, a passive component, a thickness supplementary layer attached to a first surface of the passive component, and an encapsulant that fills the cavity and is on the passive component, wherein the thickness supplementary layer and at least a portion of the passive component is within the cavity.

Capacitance networks for enhancing high voltage operation of a high electron mobility transistor and method therein

Capacitance networks for enhancing high voltage operation of high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) are presented herein. A capacitance network, integrated and/or external, may be provided with a fixed number of capacitively coupled field plates to distribute the electric field in the drift region. The capacitively coupled field plates may advantageously be fabricated on the same metal layer to lower cost; and the capacitance network may be provided to control field plate potentials. The potentials on each field plate may be pre-determined through the capacitance network, resulting in a uniform, and/or a substantially uniform electric field distribution along the drift region.

Capacitance networks for enhancing high voltage operation of a high electron mobility transistor and method therein

Capacitance networks for enhancing high voltage operation of high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) are presented herein. A capacitance network, integrated and/or external, may be provided with a fixed number of capacitively coupled field plates to distribute the electric field in the drift region. The capacitively coupled field plates may advantageously be fabricated on the same metal layer to lower cost; and the capacitance network may be provided to control field plate potentials. The potentials on each field plate may be pre-determined through the capacitance network, resulting in a uniform, and/or a substantially uniform electric field distribution along the drift region.

HIGH-DENSITY STACKED CAPACITOR AND METHOD

Disclosed are a semiconductor structure and method of forming the semiconductor structure. The semiconductor structure includes a high-density stacked capacitor and, particularly, a stack of capacitors connected in parallel between two nodes. The stack includes a diode-type capacitor (also referred to herein as a PN junction capacitor) within a semiconductor substrate. In different embodiments, the diode-type capacitor has different in-substrate well configurations. The stack also includes a transistor-type capacitor (e.g., a metal oxide semiconductor capacitor (MOSCAP)) on an insulator layer aligned above the diode-type capacitor. Optionally, the stack also includes at least one additional capacitor (e.g., at metal-oxide-metal capacitor (MOMCAP)) on a dielectric layer aligned above the transistor-type capacitor (e.g., in one or more back end of the line (BEOL) metal levels).

CAPACITOR STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR FORMING THE SAME

A capacitor structure includes a bottom electrode, a top electrode, and a multilayer stack disposed between the bottom electrode and the top electrode. The multilayer stack has a capacitance value switchable between at least two capacitance states. The multilayer stack includes a ferroelectric layer over the bottom electrode, and an oxide semiconductor layer over the ferroelectric layer.

Capacitor device and semiconductor device including the same

A capacitor device and a semiconductor device including the capacitor device are provided. The capacitor device includes first and second electrodes spaced apart from each other, and a dielectric layer provided between the first electrode and the second electrode. The dielectric layer includes a dielectric material in which ferroelectrics and antiferroelectrics are mixed with each other.

Capacitor device and semiconductor device including the same

A capacitor device and a semiconductor device including the capacitor device are provided. The capacitor device includes first and second electrodes spaced apart from each other, and a dielectric layer provided between the first electrode and the second electrode. The dielectric layer includes a dielectric material in which ferroelectrics and antiferroelectrics are mixed with each other.

Common-gate amplifier circuit

The present disclosure relates to semiconductor structures and, more particularly, to a common-gate amplifier circuit and methods of operation. The structure includes at least one well in a substrate, a first metal layer connected to a gate of a transistor circuit, a second metal layer overlapped over the first metal layer to form a capacitor, and a third metal layer connected with vias to the first metal layer and overlapped with the second metal layer to form a second capacitor. At least one capacitance in at least one of a junction between the at least one well and the substrate and between overlapped metal layers of the first metal layer, the second metal layer, and the third metal layer.

CAPACITANCE NETWORKS FOR ENHANCING HIGH VOLTAGE OPERATION OF A HIGH ELECTRON MOBILITY TRANSISTOR AND METHOD THEREIN

Capacitance networks for enhancing high voltage operation of high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) are presented herein. A capacitance network, integrated and/or external, may be provided with a fixed number of capacitively coupled field plates to distribute the electric field in the drift region. The capacitively coupled field plates may advantageously be fabricated on the same metal layer to lower cost; and the capacitance network may be provided to control field plate potentials. The potentials on each field plate may be pre-determined through the capacitance network, resulting in a uniform, and/or a substantially uniform electric field distribution along the drift region.

CAPACITANCE NETWORKS FOR ENHANCING HIGH VOLTAGE OPERATION OF A HIGH ELECTRON MOBILITY TRANSISTOR AND METHOD THEREIN

Capacitance networks for enhancing high voltage operation of high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) are presented herein. A capacitance network, integrated and/or external, may be provided with a fixed number of capacitively coupled field plates to distribute the electric field in the drift region. The capacitively coupled field plates may advantageously be fabricated on the same metal layer to lower cost; and the capacitance network may be provided to control field plate potentials. The potentials on each field plate may be pre-determined through the capacitance network, resulting in a uniform, and/or a substantially uniform electric field distribution along the drift region.