Abstract:
A method includes forming a gate stack over a semiconductor substrate, and forming a first silicon germanium (SiGe) region in the semiconductor substrate and adjacent the gate stack. The first SiGe region has a first atomic percentage of germanium to germanium and silicon. A second SiGe region is formed over the first SiGe region. The second SiGe region has a second atomic percentage of germanium to germanium and silicon. The second atomic percentage is lower than the first atomic percentage, wherein the first and the second SiGe regions form a source/drain stressor of a metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) device.
Abstract:
A method includes forming a gate stack over a semiconductor substrate, and forming a first silicon germanium (SiGe) region in the semiconductor substrate and adjacent the gate stack. The first SiGe region has a first atomic percentage of germanium to germanium and silicon. A second SiGe region is formed over the first SiGe region. The second SiGe region has a second atomic percentage of germanium to germanium and silicon. The second atomic percentage is lower than the first atomic percentage, wherein the first and the second SiGe regions form a source/drain stressor of a metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) device.
Abstract:
A semiconductor structure and methods for forming the same are provided. The semiconductor structure includes a semiconductor substrate; a gate stack on the semiconductor substrate; a SiGe region in the semiconductor substrate and adjacent the gate stack, wherein the SiGe region has a first atomic percentage of germanium to germanium and silicon; and a silicide region over the SiGe region. The silicide region has a second atomic percentage of germanium to germanium and silicon. The second atomic percentage is substantially lower than the first atomic percentage.
Abstract:
A semiconductor structure and methods for forming the same are provided. The semiconductor structure includes a semiconductor substrate; a gate stack on the semiconductor substrate; a SiGe region in the semiconductor substrate and adjacent the gate stack, wherein the SiGe region has a first atomic percentage of germanium to germanium and silicon; and a silicide region over the SiGe region. The silicide region has a second atomic percentage of germanium to germanium and silicon. The second atomic percentage is substantially lower than the first atomic percentage.
Abstract:
Described is a method for automatically generating a wafer prober file whereby testing parameters and die identities can be established for testing a complete semiconductor wafer and whereby acceptable or rejected dies can be identified and correlated later with where the good or bad dies are physically located on a wafer-under-test.
Abstract:
Described is a method for automatically generating a wafer prober file whereby testing parameters and die identities can be established for testing a complete semiconductor wafer and whereby acceptable or rejected dies can be identified and correlated later with where the good or bad dies are physically located on a wafer-under-test.