Patent classifications
H01L29/207
NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR, SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR
According to one embodiment, a nitride semiconductor includes a base body, a nitride member, and an intermediate region provided between the base body and the nitride member. The nitride member includes a first nitride region including Al.sub.x1Ga.sub.1-x1N (0<x1≤1), and a second nitride region including Al.sub.x2Ga.sub.1-x2N (0≤x2<1, x2<x1). The first nitride region is between the intermediate region and the second nitride region. The intermediate region includes nitrogen and carbon. A concentration of carbon in the intermediate region is not less than 1.5×10.sup.19/cm.sup.3 and not more than 6×10.sup.20/cm.sup.3.
NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR, SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR
According to one embodiment, a nitride semiconductor includes a base body, and a nitride member. The nitride member includes a first nitride region including Al.sub.x1Ga.sub.1-x1N (0<x1≤1), and a second nitride region including Al.sub.x2Ga.sub.1-x2N (0≤x2<1, x2<x1). The first nitride region is between the base body and the second nitride region. The first nitride region includes a first portion and a second portion. The second portion is between the first portion and the second nitride region. An oxygen concentration in the first portion is higher than an oxygen concentration in the second portion. The oxygen concentration in the second portion is not more than 1×10.sup.18/cm.sup.3. A first thickness of the first portion in a first direction from the first to second nitride regions is thinner than a second thickness of the second portion in the first direction.
Semiconductor device and method for manufacturing the same
According to one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes a substrate, and a first semiconductor layer including magnesium and Al.sub.x1Ga.sub.1-x1N. The first semiconductor layer includes first, second, and third regions. The first region is between the substrate and the third region. The second region is between the first and third regions. A first concentration of magnesium in the first region is greater than a third concentration of magnesium in the third region. A second concentration of magnesium in the second region decreases along a first orientation. The first orientation is from the substrate toward the first semiconductor layer. A second change rate of a logarithm of the second concentration with respect to a change of a position along the first orientation is greater than a third change rate of a logarithm of the third concentration with respect to the change of the position along the first orientation.
Semiconductor device and method for manufacturing the same
According to one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes a substrate, and a first semiconductor layer including magnesium and Al.sub.x1Ga.sub.1-x1N. The first semiconductor layer includes first, second, and third regions. The first region is between the substrate and the third region. The second region is between the first and third regions. A first concentration of magnesium in the first region is greater than a third concentration of magnesium in the third region. A second concentration of magnesium in the second region decreases along a first orientation. The first orientation is from the substrate toward the first semiconductor layer. A second change rate of a logarithm of the second concentration with respect to a change of a position along the first orientation is greater than a third change rate of a logarithm of the third concentration with respect to the change of the position along the first orientation.
III-NITRIDE TRANSISTOR WITH ELECTRICALLY CONNECTED P-TYPE LAYER IN ACCESS REGION
The structure and technology to improve the device performance of III-nitride semiconductor transistors at high drain voltage when the device is off is disclosed. P-type semiconductor regions are disposed between the gate electrode and the drain contact of the transistor structure. The P-type regions are electrically connected to the drain electrode. In some embodiments, the P-type regions are physically contacting the drain contact. In other embodiments, the P-type regions are physically separate from the drain contact, but electrically connected to the drain contact.
III-NITRIDE TRANSISTOR WITH ELECTRICALLY CONNECTED P-TYPE LAYER IN ACCESS REGION
The structure and technology to improve the device performance of III-nitride semiconductor transistors at high drain voltage when the device is off is disclosed. P-type semiconductor regions are disposed between the gate electrode and the drain contact of the transistor structure. The P-type regions are electrically connected to the drain electrode. In some embodiments, the P-type regions are physically contacting the drain contact. In other embodiments, the P-type regions are physically separate from the drain contact, but electrically connected to the drain contact.
SEMICONDUCTOR STRUCTURE HAVING A GROUP III-V SEMICONDUCTOR LAYER COMPRISING A HEXAGONAL MESH CRYSTALLINE STRUCTURE
A semiconductor structure (100) comprising: a substrate (102), a first layer (106) of Al.sub.XGa.sub.YIn.sub.(1−X−Y)N disposed on the substrate, stacks (107, 109) of several second and third layers (108, 110) alternating against each other, between the substrate and the first layer, a fourth layer (112) of Al.sub.XGa.sub.YIn.sub.(1−X−Y)N, between the stacks, a relaxation layer of AlN disposed between the fourth layer and one of the stacks, and, in each of the stacks: the level of Ga of the second layers increases from one layer to the next in a direction from the substrate to the first layer, the level of Ga of the third layers is constant or decreasing from one layer to the next in said direction, the average mesh parameter of each group of adjacent second and third layers increasing from one group to the next in said direction, the thickness of the second and third layers is less than 5 nm.
SEMI-CONDUCTOR STRUCTURE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
Provided are a semi-conductor structure and a manufacturing method thereof. The semi-conductor structure includes: a substrate, a heterojunction, a P-type ion doped layer and a gate insulation layer disposed from bottom to top, wherein the heterojunction includes a source region, a drain region and a gate region; the P-type ion doped layer in the gate region includes an activated region and non-activated regions, P-type doping ions in the activated region are activated, and P-type doping ions in the non-activated regions are passivated; the non-activated regions include at least two regions which are spaced apart in a direction perpendicular to a connection line of the source region and the drain region; the gate insulation layer is located on the non-activated region to expose the activated region.
High electron mobility transistor (HEMT) and forming method thereof
A high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) includes a carrier transit layer, a carrier supply layer, a main gate, a control gate, a source electrode and a drain electrode. The carrier transit layer is on a substrate. The carrier supply layer is on the carrier transit layer. The main gate and the control gate are on the carrier supply layer. A fluoride ion doped region is formed right below the main gate in the carrier supply layer. The source electrode and the drain electrode are at two opposite sides of the main gate and the control gate, wherein the source electrode is electrically connected to the control gate by a metal interconnect. The present invention also provides a method of forming a high electron mobility transistor (HEMT).
Normally-off HEMT transistor with selective generation of 2DEG channel, and manufacturing method thereof
A normally-off HEMT transistor includes a heterostructure including a channel layer and a barrier layer on the channel layer; a 2DEG layer in the heterostructure; an insulation layer in contact with a first region of the barrier layer; and a gate electrode through the whole thickness of the insulation layer, terminating in contact with a second region of the barrier layer. The barrier layer and the insulation layer have a mismatch of the lattice constant (“lattice mismatch”), which generates a mechanical stress solely in the first region of the barrier layer, giving rise to a first concentration of electrons in a first portion of the two-dimensional conduction channel which is under the first region of the barrier layer which is greater than a second concentration of electrons in a second portion of the two-dimensional conduction channel which is under the second region of the barrier layer.