C30B33/08

Engineered substrate structures for power and RF applications

A method of manufacturing a substrate includes forming a support structure by providing a polycrystalline ceramic core, encapsulating the polycrystalline ceramic core in a first adhesion shell, encapsulating the first adhesion shell in a conductive shell, encapsulating the conductive shell in a second adhesion shell, and encapsulating the second adhesion shell in a barrier shell. The method also includes joining a bonding layer to the support structure, joining a substantially single crystalline silicon layer to the bonding layer, forming an epitaxial silicon layer by epitaxial growth on the substantially single crystalline silicon layer, and forming one or more epitaxial III-V layers by epitaxial growth on the epitaxial silicon layer.

METHOD FOR ANALYZING SILICON SUBSTRATE

The present invention provides a method for analyzing a silicon substrate, by which impurities such as a very small amount of metal in a silicon substrate provided with a thick nitride film can be analyzed with high accuracy with ICP-MS, and is characterized by use of a silicon substrate analysis apparatus including an analysis scan port having a load port, a substrate conveyance robot, an aligner, a drying chamber, a vapor phase decomposition chamber, an analysis stage and a nozzle for analysis of a substrate; an analysis liquid collection unit; and an analyzer for performing inductive coupling plasma analysis.

METHOD FOR ANALYZING SILICON SUBSTRATE

The present invention provides a method for analyzing a silicon substrate, by which impurities such as a very small amount of metal in a silicon substrate provided with a thick nitride film can be analyzed with high accuracy with ICP-MS, and is characterized by use of a silicon substrate analysis apparatus including an analysis scan port having a load port, a substrate conveyance robot, an aligner, a drying chamber, a vapor phase decomposition chamber, an analysis stage and a nozzle for analysis of a substrate; an analysis liquid collection unit; and an analyzer for performing inductive coupling plasma analysis.

LAYERED GaAs, METHOD OF PREPARING SAME, AND GaAs NANOSHEET EXFOLIATED FROM SAME
20210130980 · 2021-05-06 ·

The present invention relates to: layered gallium arsenide (GaAs), which is more particularly layered GaAs, which, unlike the conventional bulk GaAs, has a two-dimensional crystal structure, has the ability to be easily exfoliated into nanosheets, and exhibits excellent electrical properties by having a structure that enables easy charge transport in the in-plane direction; a method of preparing the same; and a GaAs nanosheet exfoliated from the same.

Gate All Around I/O Engineering

Described is a method of manufacturing a gate-all-around electronic device. The method includes forming a thermal oxide layer though an enhanced in situ steam generation process in combination with atomic layer deposition of a low-κ layer. The thin thermal oxide layer passivates the interface between the silicon layer and the dielectric layer of the GAA. A passivation process after the deposition of the low-κ layer reduces the bulk trap and enhances the breakdown performance of the GAA transistor.

PROTECTIVE DIAMOND COATING SYSTEM AND METHOD
20210140037 · 2021-05-13 ·

Disclosed herein is system and method for protective diamond coatings. The method may include the steps of cleaning and seeding a substrate, depositing a crystalline diamond layer on the substrate, etching the substrate; and attaching the substrate to protected matter. The crystalline diamond layer may reflect at least 28 percent of electromagnetic energy in a beam having a bandwidth of 800 nanometer to 1 micrometer.

PROTECTIVE DIAMOND COATING SYSTEM AND METHOD
20210140037 · 2021-05-13 ·

Disclosed herein is system and method for protective diamond coatings. The method may include the steps of cleaning and seeding a substrate, depositing a crystalline diamond layer on the substrate, etching the substrate; and attaching the substrate to protected matter. The crystalline diamond layer may reflect at least 28 percent of electromagnetic energy in a beam having a bandwidth of 800 nanometer to 1 micrometer.

EPITAXIAL SILICON CHANNEL GROWTH

A three-dimensional NAND flash memory structure may include solid channel cores of epitaxial silicon that are grown directly from a silicon substrate reference. The alternating oxide-nitride material layers may be formed as a stack, and a channel hole may be etched through the material layers that extends down to the silicon substrate. A tunneling layer may be formed around the channel hole to contact the alternating material layers, and an epitaxial silicon core may be grown from the silicon substrate up through the channel holes. In some implementations, support structures may be formed in channel holes or in slits of the memory array to provide physical support while the epitaxial silicon cores are grown through the channels.

EPITAXIAL SILICON CHANNEL GROWTH

A three-dimensional NAND flash memory structure may include solid channel cores of epitaxial silicon that are grown directly from a silicon substrate reference. The alternating oxide-nitride material layers may be formed as a stack, and a channel hole may be etched through the material layers that extends down to the silicon substrate. A tunneling layer may be formed around the channel hole to contact the alternating material layers, and an epitaxial silicon core may be grown from the silicon substrate up through the channel holes. In some implementations, support structures may be formed in channel holes or in slits of the memory array to provide physical support while the epitaxial silicon cores are grown through the channels.

Magnetic resonance spectrometer

Technologies relating to a magnetic resonance spectrometer are disclosed. The magnetic resonance spectrometer may include a doped nanostructured crystal. By nanostructuring the surface of the crystal, the sensor-sample contact area of the crystal can be increased. As a result of the increased sensor-sample contact area, the output fluorescence signal emitted from the crystal is also increased, with corresponding reductions in measurement acquisition time and requisite sample volumes.