Patent classifications
H10D30/686
HIGH VOLTAGE JUNCTIONLESS FIELD EFFECT DEVICE AND ITS METHOD OF FABRICATION
A structure and a method of fabrication are disclosed of a high voltage junctionless field effect device. A channel layer and a barrier layer are formed sequentially underneath the gate structure. The width of energy band gap of the barrier layer is wider than that of the channel layer. Thus the two dimensional electron gas (2-DEG) generated in the interface between the channel layer and the barrier layer of this junctionless field effect device has higher electron mobility. The structure of the device of this disclosure has a higher breakdown voltage which is advantageous for a high voltage junctionless field device. The structure offers advantages in device performance and reliability.
High voltage junctionless field effect device and its method of fabrication
A structure and a method of fabrication are disclosed of a high voltage junctionless field effect device. A channel layer and a barrier layer are formed sequentially underneath the gate structure. The width of energy band gap of the barrier layer is wider than that of the channel layer. Thus the two dimensional electron gas (2-DEG) generated in the interface between the channel layer and the barrier layer of this junctionless field effect device has higher electron mobility. The structure of the device of this disclosure has a higher breakdown voltage which is advantageous for a high voltage junctionless field device. The structure offers advantages in device performance and reliability.
Defect reduction of semiconductor layers and semiconductor devices by anneal and related methods
Systems and methods of the disclosed embodiments include reducing defects in a semiconductor layer. The defects may be reduced by forming the semiconductor layer on a substrate, removing at least a portion the substrate from an underside of the semiconductor layer, and annealing the semiconductor layer to reduce the defects in the layer. The annealing includes focusing energy at the layer.