High mobility strained channels for fin-based transistors
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    High mobility strained channels for fin-based transistors 有权
    用于鳍式晶体管的高迁移率应变通道

    公开(公告)号:US09184294B2

    公开(公告)日:2015-11-10

    申请号:US14494968

    申请日:2014-09-24

    Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for incorporating high mobility strained channels into fin-based transistors (e.g., FinFETs such as double-gate, trigate, etc), wherein a stress material is cladded onto the channel area of the fin. In one example embodiment, silicon germanium (SiGe) is cladded onto silicon fins to provide a desired stress, although other fin and cladding materials can be used. The techniques are compatible with typical process flows, and the cladding deposition can occur at a plurality of locations within the process flow. In some cases, the built-in stress from the cladding layer may be enhanced with a source/drain stressor that compresses both the fin and cladding layers in the channel. In some cases, an optional capping layer can be provided to improve the gate dielectric/semiconductor interface. In one such embodiment, silicon is provided over a SiGe cladding layer to improve the gate dielectric/semiconductor interface.

    Abstract translation: 公开了用于将高迁移率应变通道结合到鳍状晶体管(例如,诸如双栅极,三相等等的FinFET)中的技术,其中应力材料被包覆到鳍的沟道区域上。 在一个示例性实施例中,硅锗(SiGe)被包覆到硅散热片上以提供期望的应力,尽管可以使用其它鳍和包层材料。 这些技术与典型的工艺流程兼容,并且包层沉积可以发生在工艺流程内的多个位置处。 在一些情况下,来自包覆层的内置应力可以通过压缩通道中的鳍和覆层的源极/漏极应力来增强。 在一些情况下,可以提供可选的封盖层以改善栅极电介质/半导体界面。 在一个这样的实施例中,硅被提供在SiGe包覆层上以改善栅极电介质/半导体界面。

    High mobility strained channels for fin-based NMOS transistors

    公开(公告)号:US10854752B2

    公开(公告)日:2020-12-01

    申请号:US16214946

    申请日:2018-12-10

    Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for incorporating high mobility strained channels into fin-based NMOS transistors (e.g., FinFETs such as double-gate, trigate, etc), wherein a stress material is cladded onto the channel area of the fin. In one example embodiment, a germanium or silicon germanium film is cladded onto silicon fins in order to provide a desired tensile strain in the core of the fin, although other fin and cladding materials can be used. The techniques are compatible with typical process flows, and cladding deposition can occur at a plurality of locations within typical process flow. In various embodiments, fins may be formed with a minimum width (or later thinned) so as to improve transistor performance. In some embodiments, a thinned fin also increases tensile strain across the core of a cladded fin. In some cases, strain in the core may be further enhanced by adding an embedded silicon epitaxial source and drain.

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