The present disclosure provides a semiconductor structure and a manufacturing method therefor. In the semiconductor structure, a semiconductor substrate, a heterojunction and an in-situ insulation layer are disposed from bottom to top, a trench is provided in the in-situ insulation layer, and a transition layer is located on at least an in-situ insulation layer, the p-type semiconductor layer is located in the trench and on the gate region of the transition layer, and the heavily doped n-type layer is located on at least one of the p-type semiconductor layer in the gate region, the source region of the heterojunction, or the drain region of the heterojunction.

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.

A memory device includes a first stacking structure, a second stacking structure, a plurality of first isolation structures, gate dielectric layers, channel layers and channel layers. The first stacking structure includes a plurality of first gate layers, and a second stacking structure includes a plurality of second gate layers, where the first stacking structure and the second stacking structure are located on a substrate and separated from each other through a trench. The first isolation structures are located in the trench, where a plurality of cell regions are respectively confined between two adjacent first isolation structures of the first isolation structures in the trench, where the first isolation structures each includes a first main layer and a first liner surrounding the first main layer, where the first liner separates the first main layer from the first stacking structure and the second stacking structure. The gate dielectric layers are respectively located in one of the cell regions, and cover opposing sidewalls of the first stacking structure and the second stacking structure as well as opposing sidewalls of the first isolation structures. The channel layers respectively cover an inner surface of one of the gate dielectric layers. The conductive pillars stand on the substrate within the cell regions, and are laterally surrounded by the channel layers, where at least two of the conductive pillars are located in each of the cell regions, and the at least two conductive pillars in each of the cell regions are laterally separated from one another.

A trench-gate MOSFET with electric field shielding region, has a substrate; a source electrode; a drain electrode; a semiconductor region with a first doping type formed on the substrate; a trench-gate, a plurality of electric field shielding regions with a second doping type formed under a surface of the semiconductor region, wherein the electric field shielding region intersects the trench-gate at an angle; a source electrode region formed on both sides of the trench-gate is divided into a plurality of source electrode sub-regions by the plurality of electric field shielding regions.

A semiconductor device includes an active area extending in a first direction over a substrate, the active area including at least one conductive path extending from a source region, through a channel region, to a drain region; and a gate dielectric on a surface of the at least one conductive path in the channel region. The semiconductor device also includes an isolating fin at a first side of the active area, the isolating fin having a first fin region having a first fin width adjacent to the source region, a second fin region having a second fin width adjacent to the channel region, and a third fin region having the first fin width adjacent to the drain region; and a gate electrode against the gate dielectric in the channel region.

A semiconductor device includes a switch element having a surface and first and second regions and including a first semiconductor material having a band-gap. The first region of the switch element is coupled to a source contact. A floating electrode has first and second ends. The first end of the floating electrode is coupled to the second region of the switch element. A voltage-support structure includes a second semiconductor material having a band-gap that is larger than the band-gap of the first semiconductor material. The voltage-support structure is in contact with the second end of the floating electrode. A drain contact is coupled to the voltage-support structure.

A device includes a substrate. A channel region of a transistor overlies the substrate and a source/drain region is in contact with the channel region. The source/drain region is adjacent to the channel region along a first direction. A source/drain contact is disposed on the source/drain region. A gate electrode is disposed on the channel region and a gate contact is disposed on the gate electrode. A first low-k dielectric layer is disposed between the gate contact and the source/drain contact along the first direction.

An array substrate, a fabrication method thereof, and a display panel are provided. The array substrate comprises a substrate, and a plurality of thin-film-transistors, which includes an active layer formed on the substrate including a source region, a drain region, and a channel region located between the source region and the drain region, a source electrode metal contact layer, a drain electrode metal contact layer, a barrier layer formed on a side of the active layer facing away from the substrate, a source electrode formed on a side of the source electrode metal contact layer facing away from active layer, a drain electrode formed on a side of the drain electrode metal contact layer facing away from the active layer, and a gate electrode insulated from the barrier layer and formed on a side of the barrier layer facing away from the active layer.

A method of concurrently forming source/drain contacts (CAs) and gate contacts (CBs) and device are provided. Embodiments include forming metal gates (PC) and source/drain (S/D) regions over a substrate; forming an ILD over the PCs and S/D regions; forming a mask over the ILD; concurrently patterning the mask for formation of CAs adjacent a first portion of each PC and CBs over a second portion of the PCs; etching through the mask, forming trenches extending through the ILD down to a nitride capping layer formed over each PC and a trench silicide (TS) contact formed over each S/D region; selectively growing a metal capping layer over the TS contacts formed over the S/D regions; removing the nitride capping layer from the second portion of each PC; and metal filling the trenches, forming the CAs and CBs.

A semiconductor device includes a first transistor, a second transistor, and a third transistor. The first transistor includes a first gate insulator, a first source region and a first drain region, a pair of lightly doped drain (LDD) regions that are each shallower than the first source region and the first drain region, and a first gate electrode. The second transistor includes a second gate insulator, a second source region and a second drain region, a pair of drift regions that encompass the second source region and the second drain region respectively, and a second gate electrode, and the third transistor comprises a third gate insulator, a third source region and a third drain region, and a pair of drift regions that encompass the third source and the third drain regions respectively, and a third gate electrode. The second gate insulator is thinner than the other gate insulators.