Abstract:
Methods and systems for forming stacked transistors. Such methods include forming a lower channel layer on a substrate; forming a pair of vertically aligned gate regions over the lower channel layer; forming a pair of vertically aligned source regions and a pair of vertically aligned drain regions on the lower channel material, each pair separated by an insulator; forming an upper channel material over the source regions, drain regions, and gate regions; and providing electrical access to the source, drain, and gate regions.
Abstract:
A gate structure in a semiconductor device includes: a gate stack formed on a substrate with three sections: a bottom portion, a top portion, and a sacrificial cap layer over the top portion; gate spacers; source and drain regions; a nitride encapsulation over top and sidewalls of the gate stack after removal of the sacrificial cap layer; an organic planarizing layer over the nitride encapsulation, planarizing the encapsulation; and silicidation performed over the source and drain regions and the bottom portion after removal of the nitride encapsulation, the organic planarizing layer, and the top portion of the gate stack.
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:
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:
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.
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:
In one embodiment, the invention is a magnetic shift register memory device. One embodiment of a memory cell includes a magnetic column including a plurality of magnetic domains, a reader coupled to the magnetic column, for reading data from the magnetic domains, a temporary memory for storing data read from the magnetic domains, and a writer coupled to the magnetic column, for writing data in the temporary memory to the magnetic domains.