Abstract:
Reducing a chance of punch-through in a FinFET structure includes providing a substrate, creating a blanket layer of semiconductor material with impurities therein over the substrate, masking a portion of the blanket layer, creating epitaxial semiconductor material on an unmasked portion of the structure, removing the mask, and etching the structure to create n-type raised structure(s) and p-type raised structure(s), a bottom portion of the raised structure(s) being surrounded by isolation material. A middle portion of the raised structure(s) includes a semiconductor material with impurities therein, the middle portion extending across the raised structure(s), and a top portion including a semiconductor material lacking added impurities.
Abstract:
A non-planar semiconductor structure, for example, a dual FinFET structure, includes a n-type semiconductor device and a p-type semiconductor device. Metal-insulator-semiconductor (MIS) contacts provide electrical connection to the n-type device, and metal-semiconductor (MS) contacts provide electrical connection to the p-type device. The metal of both MIS and MS contacts is a same n-type work function metal. In one example, the semiconductor of the MIS contact includes epitaxial silicon germanium with a relatively low percentage of germanium, the insulator of the MIS contact includes titanium dioxide, the semiconductor for the MS contact includes silicon germanium with a relatively high percentage of germanium or pure germanium, and the metal for both contacts includes a n-type work function metal.