Episil Technologies Inc.

Macronix International Co., Ltd.

Chung-Yeh Lee

Chun-Ying Yeh

Shih-Kuei Ma

Pei-Hsun Wu

Shiang-Wen Huang

Pei-Ren Jeng

Henry Chung

Shin-Cheng Lin

Wei-Ting Kuo

Ker-Hsiao Huo

A power LDMOS device including a substrate, source and drain regions, gates and trench insulating structures is provided. The substrate has a finger tip area, a finger body area and a palm area. The source regions are in the substrate in the finger body area and further extend to the finger tip area. The neighboring source regions in the finger tip area are connected. The outmost two source regions further extend to the palm area and are connected. The drain regions are in the substrate in the finger body area and further extend to the palm area. The neighboring drain regions in the palm area are connected. The source and drain regions are disposed alternately. A gate is disposed between the neighboring source and drain regions. The trench insulating structures are in the substrate in the palm area and respectively surround ends of the drain regions.

Power LDMOS device and high voltage device

A reduced surface field (RESURF) structure and a lateral diffused metal oxide semiconductor (LDMOS) device including the same are provided. The RESURF structure includes a substrate of a first conductivity type, a deep well region of a second conductivity type, an isolation structure, at least one trench insulating structure, and at least one doped region of the first conductivity type. The deep well region is disposed in the substrate. The isolation structure is disposed on the substrate. The trench insulating structure is disposed in the deep well region below the isolation structure. The doped region is disposed in the deep well region and surrounds a sidewall and a bottom of the trench insulating structure.

Resurf structure and LDMOS device

A semiconductor device includes a substrate, an epitaxial layer, a sinker, an active device, a first buried layer, and a second buried layer. The substrate has a first type conductivity. The epitaxial layer has a second type conductivity, and is located on the substrate. The sinker has the second type conductivity, and is located in the epitaxial layer. The sinker extends from the substrate to an upper surface of the epitaxial layer, and partitions a region off from the epitaxial layer. The active device is located within the region. The first buried layer has the first type conductivity, and is located between the region and the substrate. The second buried layer has the second type conductivity, and is located between the first buried layer and the substrate. The second buried layer connects with the sinker. Because of the above-mentioned configuration, latch-up can be prevented.

Semiconductor device and complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistor

A semiconductor device is provided. The semiconductor device includes a substrate, a first epitaxial layer, a first sinker, a first buried layer, a second epitaxial layer, a second sinker and a second buried layer. The first and second epitaxial layers are disposed sequentially on the substrate. The first sinker and the first buried layer define a first area from the first and the second epitaxial layers. The second sinker and the second buried layer define a second area from the second epitaxial layer in the first area. An active device is disposed in the second area. The first buried layer is disposed between the first area and the substrate, and is connected to the first sinker. The second buried layer is disposed between the second area and the first epitaxial layer, and is connected to the second sinker.

Complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor transistor for avoiding a latch-up problem

A complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistor (CMOSFET) is provided. The CMOSFET includes a substrate of a first conductivity type, a first epitaxial layer, a well, a second epitaxial layer of a second conductivity type, a first sinker, a second sinker, a first buried layer and a second buried layer. The first and the second epitaxial layer are sequentially disposed on the substrate. The first sinker and the first buried layer separate a first region from the second epitaxial layer. The second sinker and the second buried layer separate a second region from the second epitaxial layer. The well is disposed in the first region. A first transistor is disposed in the well. A second transistor is disposed in the second region. A deep trench isolation is disposed between the first and the second region and extends from the substrate to the upper surface of the second epitaxial layer.

Complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistor

A method for forming a metal salicide layer on a shallow junction is described. A substrate having a gate structure thereon and a shallow junction therein is provided. An atomic layer deposition (ALD) process is then performed to deposit a tungsten salicide layer on the shallow junction. In the ALD process, a gaseous silicon-containing compound and a gaseous metal-containing compound that react into metal silicide are introduced alternatively onto the substrate, wherein either compound can be introduced at first. When either compound is introduced at first, the flow rate thereof is controlled so that only a single layer of molecules are adsorbed, while the flow rate of the metal-containing compound is controlled in each case so that few silicon atoms in the substrate are consumed. By repeating the two gas introduction steps, a metal salicide layer constituted of many thin layers is formed on the shallow junction.

Method for forming metal salicide

A method for forming a self-aligned mask read only memory by dual damascene trenches is disclosed. In the method, a thickness difference is formed between the gate area and periphery to be formed with a dual damascene trench so as to be formed with a condition of self-alignment of read only memory code. Thus, the manufacturing range in the lithography is enlarged, and an ion implantation process with self-aligned ability complete. Therefore, self-aligned read only memory codes and metal word lines are formed. The defect of disalignment in the read only memory code is resolved and the difficulty in the manufacturing process is reduced.

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Chung-Yeh Lee