Zhi-Yuan Cheng - Cambridge MA Eugene A. Fitzgerald - Windham NH Dimitri A. Antoniadis - Newton MA Judy L. Hoyt - Belmont MA
Assignee:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
H01L 2100
US Classification:
438149, 438933
Abstract:
A process for producing monocrystalline semiconductor layers. In an exemplary embodiment, a graded Si Ge (x increases from 0 to y) is deposited on a first silicon substrate, followed by deposition of a relaxed Si Ge layer, a thin strained Si Ge layer and another relaxed Si Ge layer. Hydrogen ions are then introduced into the strained Si Ge layer. The relaxed Si Ge layer is bonded to a second oxidized substrate. An annealing treatment splits the bonded pair at the strained Si layer, such that the second relaxed Si Ge layer remains on the second substrate. In another exemplary embodiment, a graded Si Ge is deposited on a first silicon substrate, where the Ge concentration x is increased from 0 to 1. Then a relaxed GaAs layer is deposited on the relaxed Ge buffer. As the lattice constant of GaAs is close to that of Ge, GaAs has high quality with limited dislocation defects.
Process For Producing Semiconductor Article Using Graded Epitaxial Growth
Zhi-Yuan Cheng - Cambridge MA Eugene A. Fitzgerald - Windham NH Dimitri A. Antoniadis - Newton MA Judy L. Hoyt - Belmont MA
Assignee:
Masachusetts Institute of Technology - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
H01L 2100
US Classification:
438149
Abstract:
A process for producing monocrystalline semiconductor layers. In an exemplary embodiment, a graded Si Ge (x increases from 0 to y) is deposited on a first silicon substrate, followed by deposition of a relaxed Si Ge layer, a thin strained Si Ge layer and another relaxed Si Ge layer. Hydrogen ions are then introduced into the strained Si Ge layer. The relaxed Si Ge layer is bonded to a second oxidized substrate. An annealing treatment splits the bonded pair at the strained Si layer, such that the second relaxed Si Ge layer remains on the second substrate. In another exemplary embodiment, a graded Si Ge is deposited on a first silicon substrate, where the Ge concentration x is increased from 0 to 1. Then a relaxed GaAs layer is deposited on the relaxed Ge buffer. As the lattice constant of GaAs is close to that of Ge, GaAs has high quality with limited dislocation defects.
Zhi-Yuan Cheng - Cambridge MA Eugene A. Fitzgerald - Windham NH Dimitri A. Antoniadis - Newton MA Judy L. Hoyt - Belmont MA
Assignee:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
H01L 2906
US Classification:
257 19
Abstract:
A process for producing monocrystalline semiconductor layers. In an exemplary embodiment, a graded Si Ge (x increases from 0 to y) is deposited on a first silicon substrate, followed by deposition of a relaxed Si Ge layer, a thin strained Si Ge layer and another relaxed Si Ge layer. Hydrogen ions are then introduced into the strained Si Ge layer. The relaxed Si Ge layer is bonded to a second oxidized substrate. An annealing treatment splits the bonded pair at the strained Si layer, such that the second relaxed Si Ge layer remains on the second substrate. In another exemplary embodiment, a graded Si Ge is deposited on a first silicon substrate, where the Ge concentration x is increased from 0 to 1. Then a relaxed GaAs layer is deposited on the relaxed Ge buffer. As the lattice constant of GaAs is close to that of Ge, GaAs has high quality with limited dislocation defects.
Process For Producing Semiconductor Article Using Graded Epitaxial Growth
A process for producing monocrystalline semiconductor layers. In an exemplary embodiment, a graded SiGe(x increases from 0 to y) is deposited on a first silicon substrate, followed by deposition of a relaxed SiGelayer, a thin strained SiGelayer and another relaxed SiGelayer. Hydrogen ions are then introduced into the strained SiGelayer. The relaxed SiGelayer is bonded to a second oxidized substrate. An annealing treatment splits the bonded pair at the strained Si layer, such that the second relaxed SiGelayer remains on the second substrate. In another exemplary embodiment, a graded SiGeis deposited on a first silicon substrate, where the Ge concentration x is increased from 0 to 1. Then a relaxed GaAs layer is deposited on the relaxed Ge buffer. As the lattice constant of GaAs is close to that of Ge, GaAs has high quality with limited dislocation defects. Hydrogen ions are introduced into the relaxed GaAs layer at the selected depth.
A method of fabricating a semiconductor structure. According to one aspect of the invention, on a first semiconductor substrate, a first compositionally graded SiGebuffer is deposited where the Ge composition x is increasing from about zero to a value less than about 20%. Then a first etch-stop SiGelayer is deposited where the Ge composition y is larger than about 20% so that the layer is an effective etch-stop. A second etch-stop layer of strained Si is then grown. The deposited layer is bonded to a second substrate. After that the first substrate is removed to release said first etch-stop SiGelayer. The remaining structure is then removed in another step to release the second etch-stop layer. According to another aspect of the invention, a semiconductor structure is provided. The structure has a layer in which semiconductor devices are to be formed.
Gate Material For Semiconductor Device Fabrication
In forming an electronic device, a semiconductor layer is pre-doped and a dopant distribution anneal is performed prior to gate definition. Alternatively, the gate is formed from a metal. Subsequently formed shallow sources and drains, therefore, are not affected by the gate annealing step.
Gate Material For Semiconductor Device Fabrication
In forming an electronic device, a semiconductor layer is pre-doped and a dopant distribution anneal is performed prior to gate definition. Alternatively, the gate is formed from a metal. Subsequently formed shallow sources and drains, therefore, are not affected by the gate annealing step.
Zhiyuan Cheng - Cambridge MA, US Eugene A. Fitzgerald - Windham NH, US Dimitri Antoniadis - Newton MA, US
Assignee:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
H01L 29/76 H01L 29/32
US Classification:
257288, 257289, 257327, 257E29022, 257E29105
Abstract:
A multiple-gate FET structure includes a semiconductor substrate. A gate region is formed on the semiconductor substrate. The gate region comprises a gate portion and a channel portion. The gate portion has at least two opposite vertical surfaces adjacent to the channel portion. A source region abuts the gate region at one end, and a drain diffusion region abuts the gate region at the other end.
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