A method of manufacture and structure for a monolithic single chip single crystal device. The method can include forming a first single crystal epitaxial layer overlying the substrate and forming one or more second single crystal epitaxial layers overlying the first single crystal epitaxial layer. The first single crystal epitaxial layer and the one or more second single crystal epitaxial layers can be processed to form one or more active or passive device components. Through this process, the resulting device includes a monolithic epitaxial stack integrating multiple circuit functions.

A method of manufacture and structure for a monolithic single chip single crystal device. The method can include forming a first single crystal epitaxial layer overlying the substrate and forming one or more second single crystal epitaxial layers overlying the first single crystal epitaxial layer. The first single crystal epitaxial layer and the one or more second single crystal epitaxial layers can be processed to form one or more active or passive device components. Through this process, the resulting device includes a monolithic epitaxial stack integrating multiple circuit functions.

A semiconductor test structure includes a field-effect transistor and a metal connection structure. The field-effect transistor includes a substrate with first doping type, a gate located on a surface of the substrate, and a source region with a second doping type and a drain region with the second doping type in the substrate, the source region and the drain region are located on two sides of the gate, respectively. The metal connection structure is connected with the gate; the metal connection structure forms a Schottky contact with the substrate.

A parasitic capacitance and a leak current in a nitride semiconductor device are reduced. For example, a 100 nm-thick buffer layer made of AlN, a 2 μm-thick undoped GaN layer, and 20 nm-thick undoped AlGaN having an Al composition ratio of 20% are epitaxially grown in this order on, for example, a substrate made of silicon, and a source electrode and a drain electrode are formed so as to be in ohmic contact with the undoped AlGaN layer. Further, in the undoped GaN layer and the undoped AlGaN layer immediately below a gate wire, a high resistance region, the resistance of which is increased by, for example, ion implantation with Ar or the like, is formed, and a boundary between the high resistance region and an element region is positioned immediately below the gate wire.

A power SiC MOSFET with a built-in Schottky rectifier provides advantages of including a Schottky rectifier, such as avoiding bipolar degradation, while reducing a parasitic capacitive charge and related power losses, as well as system cost. A lateral built-in channel layer may enable lateral spacing of the MOSFET gate oxide from a high electric field at the Schottky contact, while also providing current limiting during short-circuit events.

The performance of a transistor is improved. The semiconductor device according to the embodiment includes: an insulating film (12) that separates an n-type transistor formation region (Tr1) and a p-type transistor formation region (Tr2) from each other, in which each of the n-type transistor formation region and the p-type transistor formation region includes a gate electrode (13) formed in a first direction on a semiconductor substrate (11), and source/drain regions (22) formed on both sides of the gate electrode in a second direction different from the first direction, and a distance from an interface between the insulating film and the source/drain regions to an end of the gate electrode in the second direction is different between the n-type transistor formation region and the p-type transistor formation region.

The performance of a transistor is improved. The semiconductor device according to the embodiment includes: an insulating film (12) that separates an n-type transistor formation region (Tr1) and a p-type transistor formation region (Tr2) from each other, in which each of the n-type transistor formation region and the p-type transistor formation region includes a gate electrode (13) formed in a first direction on a semiconductor substrate (11), and source/drain regions (22) formed on both sides of the gate electrode in a second direction different from the first direction, and a distance from an interface between the insulating film and the source/drain regions to an end of the gate electrode in the second direction is different between the n-type transistor formation region and the p-type transistor formation region.

Embodiments of the disclosure are directed to advanced integrated circuit structure fabrication and, in particular, to integrated circuits with self-aligned tub architectures. Other embodiments may be described or claimed.

The present disclosure generally relates to an apparatus for high density memory with integrated logic. A three terminal ReRAM device, which includes a p-n junction and a Schottky barrier, that can switch from a low resistive state to a high resistive state is provided. The Schottky transistor memory device includes a source region, a drain region, a first p-type or n-type oxide layer disposed between the source and drain regions, a second p-type or n-type oxide layer, and a gate electrode. As voltage is applied to the gate electrode, the Schottky barrier breaks down, leading to the formation of a filament. The filament is non-volatile and short-circuits the reverse-biased barrier, keeping the device in a low resistance state. Removing the filament by reversing the polarity of the voltage switches the device back to a high resistance state, allowing for the memory state to be readout through the gate electrode.

A memory cell for storing one or more bits of information has a control gate, a source terminal and a drain terminal. A semiconductor substrate is located between the source and drain terminals, and a floating gate is disposed between the control gate and the semiconductor substrate. The floating gate is electrically isolated from the control gate by a charge trapping barrier, and is electrically isolated from the semiconductor substrate by a charge blocking barrier. At least one of the charge trapping barrier and the charge blocking barrier contains a III-V semiconductor material. The charge trapping barrier is adapted to enable the selective passage of charge carriers between the control gate and the floating gate, in use, to modify the one or more bits of information stored by the memory cell.