An SiC semiconductor device includes an SiC layer of a first conductivity type that has a main surface, an active region set in an inner portion of the main surface, an outer peripheral region set in a peripheral edge portion of the main surface, and a column region of a second conductivity type that is formed in the SiC layer at an interval in a horizontal direction along the main surface and includes impurity regions positioned in both the active region and the outer peripheral region.

A semiconductor device and a method of forming the same are provided. A method includes forming a gate over a semiconductor structure. An epitaxial source/drain region is formed adjacent the gate. A dielectric layer is formed over the epitaxial source/drain region. An opening extending through the dielectric layer and exposing the epitaxial source/drain region is formed. A conductive material is non-conformally deposited in the opening. The conductive material fills the opening in a bottom-up manner.

A semiconductor device and a method of forming the same are provided. A method includes forming a gate over a semiconductor structure. An epitaxial source/drain region is formed adjacent the gate. A dielectric layer is formed over the epitaxial source/drain region. An opening extending through the dielectric layer and exposing the epitaxial source/drain region is formed. A conductive material is non-conformally deposited in the opening. The conductive material fills the opening in a bottom-up manner.

According to one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes first and second electrodes, first to third semiconductor regions, a conductive body, and a gate electrode. The first semiconductor region is located on the first electrode and electrically connected with the first electrode. The second semiconductor region is located on the first semiconductor region. The third semiconductor region is located on a portion of the second semiconductor region. The conductive body is located in the first semiconductor region with an insulating part interposed. A lower surface of the conductive body includes first and second surfaces. The gate electrode is located in the insulating part. The gate electrode faces the second semiconductor region via a gate insulating layer. The second electrode is located on the second and third semiconductor regions. The second electrode is electrically connected with the second and third semiconductor regions.

A semiconductor device includes a source/drain region, a source/drain silicide layer formed on the source/drain region, and a first contact disposed over the source/drain silicide layer. The first contact includes a first metal layer, an upper surface of the first metal layer is at least covered by a silicide layer, and the silicide layer includes a same metal element as the first metal layer.

A device includes a gate electrode and a gate dielectric surrounding the gate electrode. The gate electrode surrounds a nanostructure. The nanostructure includes stacked nanosheets. The gate dielectric is formed by a high-k (HK) material. The HK material covers sidewalls of the gate electrode in a direction aligned to adjacent devices. Portions of the HK material are recessed from the sidewalls and refilled by a dielectric material with a dielectric constant less than the HK material and an electrical isolation capability greater than the HK material. Replacing the HK material over the sidewalls of the gate electrode with the dielectric material enhances electrical isolation between the gate electrode with adjacent contacts. Consequently, it can reduce electrical leakage between metal gate (MG) contacts and metal-to-device (MD) contacts in scaled transistors of an integrated circuit (IC).

A semiconductor device includes a source/drain region, a source/drain silicide layer formed on the source/drain region, and a first contact disposed over the source/drain silicide layer. The first contact includes a first metal layer, an upper surface of the first metal layer is at least covered by a silicide layer, and the silicide layer includes a same metal element as the first metal layer.

A method includes forming a plurality of channel layers above a (110)-orientated substrate, the channel layers arranged in a <110> direction normal to a top surface the (110)-orientated substrate and extending in a <110> direction perpendicular to the <110> direction; epitaxial growing a plurality of silicon layers on either side of each of the channel layers; doping the silicon layers with boron; epitaxial growing a plurality of first silicon germanium layers on the silicon layers; forming a gate structure surrounding each of the channel layers.

A semiconductor storage device including a two-port SRAM cell, in which nanosheets 21 to 24 are formed in line in this order in the X direction, and nanosheets 25 to 28 are formed in line in this order in the X direction. Faces of the nanosheets 21, 23, 25, and 27 on the first side in the X direction are exposed from gate interconnects 30, 33, 35, and 36, respectively. Faces of the nanosheets 22, 24, 26, and 28 on the second side in the X direction are exposed from gate interconnects 33, 34, 36, and 39, respectively.

The present disclosure relates to a semiconductor device and a manufacturing method thereof; wherein the semiconductor device comprises a semiconductor device layer including one or more semiconductor devices; a first electrode interconnection layer disposed on a first side of the semiconductor device layer; one or more first metal pillars disposed on the first side of the semiconductor device layer and electrically connected to the first electrode interconnection layer; a first insulating material disposed around the one or more first metal pillars, wherein the first insulating material is an injection molding material; and a second electrode interconnection layer disposed on a second side opposite to the first side of the semiconductor device layer. In the technical scheme of the present disclosure, the temporary substrate is not required to achieve better support strength and complete the related processes of the semiconductor manufacturing process, which is convenient, convenient and low in cost.