Intel Corporation

Daedalus Prime LLC

Tahoe Research, Ltd.

Chandra S Mohapatra

Anand S Murthy

Tahir Ghani

Jack T Kavalieros

Gilbert W Dewey

Willy Rachmady

Matthew V Metz

Glenn A Glass

Karthik Jambunathan

Sean T Ma

Harold W Kennel

Nadia M Rahhal-Orabi

Sanaz Kabehie Gardner

Saurabh Morarka

Michael J Jackson

Patrick R Morrow

Mauro J Kobrinsky

Seiyon Kim

Daniel Bourne Aubertine

Jun Sung Kang

Hei Kam

Marko Radosavljevic

Benjamin Chu-Kung

Stephen M Cea

Biswajeet Guha

Nancy M Zelick

Nabil G Mistkawi

Jacob M Jensen

Will Rachmady

Monolithic FETs including a fin of a first semiconductor composition disposed on a sub-fin of a second composition. In some examples, an InGaAs fin is grown over GaAs sub-fin. The sub-fin may be epitaxially grown from a seeding surface disposed within a trench defined in an isolation dielectric. The sub-fin may be planarized with the isolation dielectric. The fin may then be epitaxially grown from the planarized surface of the sub-fin. A gate stack may be disposed over the fin with the gate stack contacting the planarized surface of the isolation dielectric so as to be self-aligned with the interface between the fin and sub-fin. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Field effect transistors with gate electrode self-aligned to semiconductor fin

An apparatus including a transistor device disposed on a surface of a circuit substrate, the device including a body including opposing sidewalls defining a width dimension and a channel material including indium, the channel material including a profile at a base thereof that promotes indium atom diffusivity changes in the channel material in a direction away from the sidewalls. A method including forming a transistor device body on a circuit substrate, the transistor device body including opposing sidewalls and including a buffer material and a channel material on the buffer material, the channel material including indium and the buffer material includes a facet that promotes indium atom diffusivity changes in the channel material in a direction away from the sidewalls; and forming a gate stack on the channel material.

Indium-containing fin of a transistor device with an indium-rich core

An apparatus is described. The apparatus includes a FINFET device having a channel. The channel is composed of a first semiconductor material that is epitaxially grown on a subfin structure beneath the channel. The subfin structure is composed of a second semiconductor material that is different than the first semiconductor material. The subfin structure is epitaxially grown on a substrate composed of a third semiconductor material that is different than the first and second semiconductor materials. The subfin structure has a doped region to substantially impede leakage currents between the channel and the substrate.

FINFET transistor having a doped sub fin structure to reduce channel to substrate leakage

Embodiments of the invention include nanowire and nanoribbon transistors and methods of forming such transistors. According to an embodiment, a method for forming a microelectronic device may include forming a multi-layer stack within a trench formed in a shallow trench isolation (STI) layer. The multi-layer stack may comprise at least a channel layer, a release layer formed below the channel layer, and a buffer layer formed below the channel layer. The STI layer may be recessed so that a top surface of the STI layer is below a top surface of the release layer. The exposed release layer from below the channel layer by selectively etching away the release layer relative to the channel layer.

Ingaas epi structure and wet etch process for enabling III-v GAA in art trench

Methods of forming a strained channel device utilizing dislocations disposed in source/drain structures are described. Those methods and structures may include forming a thin silicon germanium material in a source/drain opening of a device comprising silicon, wherein multiple dislocations are formed in the silicon germanium material. A source/drain material may be formed on the thin silicon germanium material, wherein the dislocations induce a tensile strain in a channel region of the device.

Methods of forming dislocation enhanced strain in NMOS and PMOS structures

Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that can include a nanowire channel. The nanowire channel can include nanowires and the nanowires can be about fifteen (15) or less angstroms apart. The nanowire channel can include more than ten (10) nanowires and can be created from a MXene material.

Nanowire for transistor integration

Techniques are disclosed for backside source/drain (S/D) replacement for semiconductor devices with metallization on both sides (MOBS). The techniques described herein provide methods to recover or otherwise facilitate low contact resistance, thereby reducing or eliminating parasitic external resistance that degrades transistor performance. In some cases, the techniques include forming sacrificial S/D material and a seed layer during frontside processing of a device layer including one or more transistor devices. The device layer can then be inverted and bonded to a host wafer. A backside reveal of the device layer can then be performed via grinding, etching, and/or CMP processes. The sacrificial S/D material can then be removed through backside S/D contact trenches using the seed layer as an etch stop, followed by the formation of relatively highly doped final S/D material grown from the seed layer, to provide enhanced ohmic contact properties. Other embodiments may be described and/or disclosed.

Backside source/drain replacement for semiconductor devices with metallization on both sides

Monolithic FETs including a majority carrier channel in a first high carrier mobility semiconductor material disposed over a substrate. While a mask, such as a gate stack or sacrificial gate stack, is covering a lateral channel region, a spacer of a high carrier mobility semiconductor material is overgrown, for example wrapping around a dielectric lateral spacer, to increase effective spacing between the transistor source and drain without a concomitant increase in transistor footprint. Source/drain regions couple electrically to the lateral channel region through the high-mobility semiconductor spacer, which may be substantially undoped (i.e. intrinsic). With effective channel length for a given lateral gate dimension increased, the transistor footprint for a given off-state leakage may be reduced or off-state source/drain leakage for a given transistor footprint may be reduced, for example.

High-mobility semiconductor source/drain spacer

Systems and methods of optimizing a gate profile for performance and gate fill are disclosed. A semiconductor device having an optimized gate profile includes a semiconductor substrate and a fin extending above the semiconductor substrate. A pair of source and drain regions are disposed on opposite sides of a channel region. A gate stack is disposed over the channel region, where the gate stack includes a top portion separated from a bottom portion by a tapered portion. The top portion and at least a portion of the tapered portion are disposed above the fin.

Optimizing gate profile for performance and gate fill

FINFET transistor having a doped subfin structure to reduce channel to substrate leakage

Methods of forming dislocation enhanced strain in NMOS structures

A replacement fin layer is deposited on a sub-fin layer in trenches isolated by an insulating layer on a substrate. The replacement fin layer has first component rich side portions and a second component rich core portion. The second component rich core portion is etched to generate a double fin structure comprising the first component rich fins.

Etching fin core to provide fin doubling

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Beaverton, OR, United States of America

Chandra S Mohapatra