Abstract:
A device with reduced gate resistance includes a gate structure having a first conductive portion and a second conductive portion formed in electrical contact with the first conductive portion and extending laterally beyond the first conductive portion. The gate structure is embedded in a dielectric material and has a gate dielectric on the first conductive portion. A channel layer is provided over the first conductive portion. Source and drain electrodes are formed on opposite end portions of a channel region of the channel layer. Methods for forming a device with reduced gate resistance are also provided.
Abstract:
Sensors, processes for manufacturing the sensors, and processes of detecting a target molecule with the sensor generally includes a substrate including a channel and first and second electrodes electrically connected to the channel, wherein the channel includes a monolayer of surface functionalized graphene or surface functionalized carbon nanotubes, wherein the surface functionalized graphene or surface functionalized carbon nanotubes include an imidazolidone compound.
Abstract:
Transistors with self-aligned source/drain regions a gate structure embedded in a substrate; self-aligned source and drain contacts embedded in the substrate around the gate structure; and a channel layer over the gate structure and self-aligned source and drain contacts. The source and drain contacts extend above the channel layer.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the invention include a method of fabrication and a semiconductor structure. The method of fabrication includes depositing a first dielectric material on a substrate, and forming a bottom gate comprising filling a first opening in the first dielectric layer with a first conductive material. Next, depositing a second dielectric material, and forming a trench in the second dielectric material down to the first conductive material. Next, depositing a second conductive material on the sidewall of the trench forming an electrical connection between the first conductive material and the second conductive material, depositing a third dielectric material in the trench, and removing excess material not in the trench. Next, depositing a gate dielectric layer, and forming a channel layer of carbon nanotubes on the gate dielectric layer. Lastly, depositing a third conductive material on the channel layer forming source and drain terminals.
Abstract:
An electroplating etching apparatus includes a power to output current, and a container configured to contain an electrolyte. A cathode is coupled to the container and configured to fluidly communicate with the electrolyte. An anode is electrically connected to the output, and includes a graphene layer. A metal substrate layer is formed on the graphene layer, and is etched from the graphene layer in response to the current flowing through the anode.
Abstract:
A stacked transistor device includes a lower transistor that has a lower channel layer formed on a substrate and lower source and drain regions formed directly over the lower channel layer. The lower source and drain regions are in electrical contact with respective conductive source and drain extensions formed in the substrate. An upper transistor has upper source and drain regions vertically aligned with the respective lower source and drain regions. The upper source and drain regions are separated from the respective lower source and drain regions by an insulator. The upper transistor further includes an upper channel layer formed over the upper source and drain regions.
Abstract:
A method for forming a transistor includes providing a patterned gate stack disposed on a III-V substrate and having sidewall spacers formed on sides of the patterned gate stack, the III-V substrate including source/drain regions adjacent to the sidewall spacers and field oxide regions formed adjacent to the source/drain regions. The method includes growing raised source/drain regions on the source/drain regions, the grown raised source/drain regions including III-V semiconductor material, and growing metal contacts on the grown raised source/drain regions. Another method for forming a transistor includes providing a patterned gate stack disposed on a III-V substrate and having sidewall spacers formed on sides of the patterned gate stack, the III-V substrate including source/drain regions adjacent to the sidewall spacers and field oxide regions formed adjacent to the source/drain regions. The method includes growing metal contacts on the source/drain regions. Transistors and computer program products are also disclosed.
Abstract:
A method for forming a transistor includes providing a patterned gate stack disposed on a III-V substrate and having sidewall spacers formed on sides of the patterned gate stack, the III-V substrate including source/drain regions adjacent to the sidewall spacers and field oxide regions formed adjacent to the source/drain regions. The method includes growing raised source/drain regions on the source/drain regions, the grown raised source/drain regions including III-V semiconductor material, and growing metal contacts on the grown raised source/drain regions. Another method for forming a transistor includes providing a patterned gate stack disposed on a III-V substrate and having sidewall spacers formed on sides of the patterned gate stack, the III-V substrate including source/drain regions adjacent to the sidewall spacers and field oxide regions formed adjacent to the source/drain regions. The method includes growing metal contacts on the source/drain regions. Transistors and computer program products are also disclosed.
Abstract:
Transistors with self-aligned source/drain regions and methods for making the same. The methods include forming a gate structure embedded in a recess in a substrate; removing substrate material around the gate structure to create self-aligned source and drain recesses; forming a channel layer over the gate structure and the source and drain recesses; and forming source and drain contacts in the source and drain recesses, wherein the source and drain contacts extend above the channel layer.
Abstract:
Stacked transistor devices include a lower channel layer formed on a substrate; a pair of vertically aligned source regions formed over the lower channel layer, where the pair of source regions are separated by an insulator; a pair of vertically aligned drain regions formed on the lower channel layer, where the pair of drain regions are separated by an insulator; a pair of vertically aligned gate regions formed on the lower gate dielectric layer; and an upper channel layer formed over the source regions, drain regions, and gate regions.