Brian Joseph Greene - Yorktown Heights NY, US Kern Rim - Yorktown Heights NY, US Clement Wann - Carmel NY, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H01L 21/8238 H01L 21/8242 H01L 21/336
US Classification:
438199, 438242, 438258, 257E51005, 257E29137
Abstract:
Form a dielectric layer on a semiconductor substrate. Deposit an amorphous Si film or a poly-Si film on the dielectric layer. Then deposit a SiGe amorphous-Ge or polysilicon-Ge thin film theteover. Pattern and etch the SiGe film using a selective etch leaving the SiGe thin film intact in a PFET region and removing the SiGe film exposing the top surface of the Si film in an NFET region. Anneal to drive Ge into the Si film in the PFET region. Deposit a gate electrode layer covering the SiGe film in the PFET region and cover the exposed portion of the Si film in the NFET region. Pattern and etch the gate electrode layer to form gates. Form FET devices with sidewall spacers and source regions and drains regions in the substrate aligned with the gates.
Min-chul Sun - Suwon-si, KR Ja-hum Ku - Seongnam-si, KR Brian J. Greene - Yorktown Heights NY, US Manfred Eller - Wappingers Falls NY, US Wee Lang Tan - Beacon NY, US Zhijiong Luo - Carmel NY, US
A test structure of a semiconductor device is provided. The test structure includes a semiconductor substrate, a transistor which includes a gate electrode formed on first and second active regions defined within the semiconductor substrate, and first and second junction regions which are arranged at both sidewalls of the gate electrode to reside within the first and second active regions and are silicided, and first and second pads through which electrical signals are applied to the silicided first and second junction regions and detected and which are formed on the same level as the gate electrode or the semiconductor substrate.
Method And Structure To Prevent Silicide Strapping Of Source/Drain To Body In Semiconductor Devices With Source/Drain Stressor
The example embodiments disclose devices and methods to prevent silicide strapping of the Source/Drain to Body in semiconductor devices with S/D stressor. We provide isolation regions in the substrate and a gate structure over the substrate. We form recesses in the substrate adjacent to the gate structure with disposable spacers and adjacent to the isolation regions. We provide stressor regions filling the recesses. The stress region can have a pit adjacent the isolation regions. We form stressor spacers at least partially in the pit on the sidewalls of the stressor regions. We form silicide regions over the stressor regions. The spacer on the stressor regions sidewalls inhibit the formation of silicide at the stressor region edge during the silicide process, thus preventing silicide strapping of the Source/Drain to Body.
Method To Engineer Etch Profiles In Si Substrate For Advanced Semiconductor Devices
Structures and methods for forming keyhole shaped regions for isolation and/or stressing the substrate are shown. In a first embodiment, we form an inverted keyhole shaped trench in the substrate in the first opening preferably using a two step etch. Next, we fill the inverted keyhole trench with a material that insulates and/or creates stress on the sidewalls of the inverted keyhole trench. In a second embodiment, we form a keyhole stressor region adjacent to the gate and isolation structures. The keyhole stressor region creates stress near the channel region of the FET to improve FET performance. The stressor region can be filled with an insulator or a semiconductor material.
Min-chul Sun - Suwon-si, KR Ja-hum Ku - Seongnam-si, KR Brian J. Greene - Yorktown Heights NY, US Manfred Eller - Wappingers Falls NY, US Roman Knoefler - Fishkill NY, US Zhijiong Luo - Carmel NY, US
Assignee:
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. - Suwon-Si
International Classification:
H01L 23/58
US Classification:
257 48
Abstract:
A test structure of a semiconductor device with improved test reliability is provided. The test structure includes first and second active regions which are electrically isolated from each other and on which silicided first and second junction regions are formed, respectively, a semiconductor substrate or a well which is formed on lower parts of the first and second junction regions and has a conductivity type different from the first and second junction regions, and first and second pads through which an electrical signal is applied to the first and second junction regions and detected, and which are formed on the same level as a lower part of a metal layer or on the same level as the semiconductor substrate.
A method of forming and a structure of an electronic device. The method including: forming a trench in a single-crystal semiconductor substrate; forming a dopant diffusion barrier layer on sidewalls and a bottom of the trench; and epitaxially growing a single-crystal semiconductor layer in the trench, the single-crystal semiconductor layer filling the trench, the dopant diffusion barrier layer a barrier to diffusion of semiconductor dopants. Also a power transistor formed by the same method.
Scalable Strained Fet Device And Method Of Fabricating The Same
Brian J. Greene - Yorktown Heights NY, US Sameer H. Jain - Beacon NY, US William K. Henson - Peekskill NY, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H01L 29/94
US Classification:
257 18, 257E29295
Abstract:
An integrated circuit including pairs of strained complementary CMOS field-effect devices consisting of n-FET and p-FET transistors on a substrate. The n-FET is provided with a compressive dielectric stressor, while the p-FET is provided with a tensile stressed dielectric. Each dielectric stressor includes a discrete horizontal segment on a surface overlying and contacting the gate of the respective FET. The stress enhancement is insensitive to PC pitch, and by reducing the height of the polysilicon stack, the scalability which is achieved contributes to a performance improvement. The n-FET leverages higher stress values that are obtainable in the compressive liners are greater than 3 GPa compared to less than 1. 5 GPa for tensile liners.
Brian Joseph Greene - Yorktown Heights NY, US Chun-Yung Sung - Poughkeepsie NY, US Clement Wann - Carmel NY, US Robert Chi-Foon Wong - Poughkeepsie NY, US Ying Zhang - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G11C 11/00
US Classification:
365154, 365156
Abstract:
An SRAM having asymmetrical FET pass gates and a method of fabricating an SRAM having asymmetrical FET pass gates. The pass gates are asymmetrical with respect to current conduction from the drain to the source of the pass gate being different from current conduction from the source to the drain of the pass gate.
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