Abstract:
A semiconductor device includes a substrate, a first well formed in the substrate, a second well formed in the substrate, a first fin formed on the first well, and a second fin formed on the second well. The first well includes a first conductivity type, the second well includes a second conductivity type, and the first conductivity type and the second conductivity type are complementary to each other. The substrate includes a first semiconductor material. The first fin and the second fin include the first semiconductor material and a second semiconductor material. A lattice constant of the second semiconductor material is larger than a lattice constant of the first semiconductor material. The first semiconductor material in the first fin includes a first concentration, the first semiconductor material in the second fin includes a second concentration, and the second concentration is larger than the first concentration.
Abstract:
Provided is a FinFET including a substrate, at least one fin and at least one gate. A portion of the at least one fin is embedded in the substrate. The at least one fin includes, from bottom to top, a seed layer, a stress relaxation layer and a channel layer. The at least one gate is across the at least one fin. A method of forming a FinFET is further provided.
Abstract:
An analyzing method and an analyzing system for manufacturing data are provided. The analyzing method includes the following steps. A plurality of models each of which has a correlation value representing a relationship between at least one of a plurality of factors and a target parameter are provided. The models are screened according to the correlation values. A rank information and a frequency information of the factors are listed up according to the models. The factors are screened according to the rank information and the frequency information. The models are ranked and at least one of the models is selected.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate, a tunnel dielectric disposed on the semiconductor substrate, a floating gate disposed on the tunnel dielectric, a control gate disposed on the floating gate, and an insulation layer disposed between the floating gate and the control gate. The semiconductor device further includes a spacer continuously distributed on the sidewall surfaces of the floating gate and the control gate, and the spacer overlaps portions of the top surface of the floating gate.
Abstract:
A semiconductor memory device including a memory cell having a plurality of memory cells, a first P-type well region, a second P-type well region, and an N-type well region disposed between the first P-Type well region and the second P-type well region. The semiconductor memory element defines a plurality of first regions and a plurality of second regions, each of the first regions and each of the second regions including one of the memory cells, each of the second regions further includes at least two first voltage providing contacts, and at least one second voltage providing contact, wherein the first voltage providing contacts and the second voltage providing contact are not located within each first region.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device comprises a semiconductor substrate and a semiconductor fin. The semiconductor substrate has an upper surface and a recess extending downwards into the semiconductor substrate from the upper surface. The semiconductor fin is disposed in the recess and extends upwards beyond the upper surface, wherein the semiconductor fin is directly in contact with semiconductor substrate, so as to form at least one semiconductor hetero-interface on a sidewall of the recess.
Abstract:
A method for designing a semiconductor layout structure includes following steps. A first active feature group including at least a first active feature is received, and the first active feature includes a first channel length. A pair of first dummy features is introduced to form a first cell pattern. The first dummy features include a first dummy width. A first spacing width is defined between the first active feature group and one of the first dummy features and a third spacing width is defined between the first active feature group and the other first dummy feature. The first cell pattern includes a first cell width and a first poly pitch, and the first cell width is a multiple of the first pitch. The receiving of the first active feature group and the introducing of the first dummy features are performed in by at least a computer-aided design tool.
Abstract:
A gate structure is provided. The gate structure includes a substrate, a gate disposed on the substrate and a gate dielectric layer disposed between the substrate and the gate, wherein the gate dielectric layer is in the shape of a barbell. The barbell has a thin center connecting to two bulging ends. Part of the bulging ends extends into the gate and the substrate.
Abstract:
A computer implemented method for performing extraction is provided in the present invention. First, a layout of a semiconductor circuit having a resistor is imported by using a computer wherein a device region is defined in the layout and the resistor is located within the device region. Next, the device region of the layout are extracted, and a compensation value of Rs (Rc) is obtained according to the extracting step. An adjustment process is performed according to Rc to obtained a refined R value.
Abstract:
A method of designing a fin-based transistor for power optimization includes following steps. A planar field-effect transistor (planar-FET) design including a plurality of planar semiconductor devices is received. An initial fin field-effect transistor (FinFET) design including a plurality of fin-based semiconductor devices corresponding to the planar semiconductor devices is generated. A timing analysis is performed to the initial FinFET design to recognize at least a critical path and at least a non-critical path in the initial FinFET design. The non-critical path includes at least one of the fin-based semiconductor devices. The fin-based semiconductor device on the non-critical path is adjusted and thus a refined FinFET design is generated. A current required by the refined FinFET design is lower than a current required by the initial FinFET design.