Abstract:
For improving wafer fabrication, yield and lifetime of wafers are predicted by determining coefficients of a yield domain for wafer yield prediction and a lifetime domain for a wafer lifetime prediction, an integral domain, an electric/layout domain, a metrology/defect domain, and a machine sensor domain in a hierarchical manner. With the aid of the hierarchically-determined coefficients, noises in prediction can be reduced so that precision of prediction results of the yields or the lifetimes of wafers can be raised.
Abstract:
A layout correcting method and a layout correcting system are provided. The layout correcting method includes the following steps. An integrated circuit design layout is provided. A plurality of performance parameters of the integrated circuit design layout are analyzed. A plurality of devices under test is selected according to the performance parameters. A computer simulating process is performed on the devices under test and a direct probing process is performed on the devices under test. The direct probing process is an on-chip test for comparing each device under test and an environment condition thereof by a Boolean algebra algorithm. A plurality of differences between the results of the computer simulating process and the direct probing process is analyzed. The integrated circuit design layout is corrected according to differences between the results of the computer simulating process and the direct probing process.
Abstract:
An insulated gate bipolar transistor includes a P-type group III-V nitride compound layer. An N-type group III-V nitride compound layer contacts a side of the P-type group III-V nitride compound layer. An HEMT is disposed on the N-type group III-V nitride compound layer. The HEMT includes a first group III-V nitride compound layer disposed on the N-type group III-V nitride compound layer. A second group III-V nitride compound layer is disposed on the first group III-V nitride compound layer. A source is embedded within the second group III-V nitride compound layer and the first group III-V nitride compound layer, wherein the source includes an N-type group III-V nitride compound body and a metal contact. A drain contacts another side of the P-type group III-V nitride compound layer. A gate is disposed on the second group III-V nitride compound layer.
Abstract:
A stacked semiconductor structure and a manufacturing method for the same are provided. The stacked semiconductor structure is provided, which comprises a first semiconductor substrate, a second semiconductor substrate, a dielectric layer, a trench, a via, and a conductive structure. The first semiconductor substrate comprises a first substrate portion and a first conductive layer on an active surface of the first substrate portion. The second semiconductor substrate comprises a second substrate portion and a second conductive layer on an active surface of the second substrate portion. The trench passes through the second substrate portion and exposing the second conductive layer. The via passes through the dielectric layer and exposes the first conductive layer. The conductive structure has an upper portion filling the trench and a lower portion filling the via. Opposing side surfaces of the upper portion are beyond opposing side surfaces of the lower portion.
Abstract:
For improving wafer fabrication, yield and lifetime of wafers are predicted by determining coefficients of a yield domain for wafer yield prediction and a lifetime domain for a wafer lifetime prediction, an integral domain, an electric/layout domain, a metrology/defect domain, and a machine sensor domain in a hierarchical manner. With the aid of the hierarchically-determined coefficients, noises in prediction can be reduced so that precision of prediction results of the yields or the lifetimes of wafers can be raised.
Abstract:
For improving wafer fabrication, yield and lifetime of wafers are predicted by determining coefficients of a yield domain for wafer yield prediction and a lifetime domain for a wafer lifetime prediction, an integral domain, an electric/layout domain, a metrology/defect domain, and a machine sensor domain in a hierarchical manner. With the aid of the hierarchically-determined coefficients, noises in prediction can be reduced so that precision of prediction results of the yields or the lifetimes of wafers can be raised.
Abstract:
A complementary high electron mobility transistor includes an N-type HEMT and an P-type HEMT disposed on the substrate. The N-type HEMT includes a first undoped gallium nitride layer, a first quantum confinement channel, a first undoped group III-V nitride compound layer and an N-type group III-V nitride compound layer disposed from bottom to top. A first gate is disposed on the N-type group III-V nitride compound layer. A first source and a first drain are disposed at two sides of the first gate. The P-type HEMT includes a second undoped gallium nitride layer, a second quantum confinement channel, a second undoped group III-V nitride compound layer and a P-type group III-V nitride compound layer disposed from bottom to top. A second gate is disposed on the P-type group III-V nitride compound layer. A second source and a second drain are disposed at two sides of the second gate.
Abstract:
A stacked semiconductor structure and a manufacturing method for the same are provided. The stacked semiconductor structure is provided, which comprises a first semiconductor substrate, a second semiconductor substrate, a dielectric layer, a trench, a via, and a conductive structure. The first semiconductor substrate comprises a first substrate portion and a first conductive layer on an active surface of the first substrate portion. The second semiconductor substrate comprises a second substrate portion and a second conductive layer on an active surface of the second substrate portion. The trench passes through the second substrate portion and exposing the second conductive layer. The via passes through the dielectric layer and exposes the first conductive layer. The conductive structure has an upper portion filling the trench and a lower portion filling the via. Opposing side surfaces of the upper portion are beyond opposing side surfaces of the lower portion.
Abstract:
For improving wafer fabrication, yield and lifetime of wafers are predicted by determining coefficients of a yield domain for wafer yield prediction and a lifetime domain for a wafer lifetime prediction, an integral domain, an electric/layout domain, a metrology/defect domain, and a machine sensor domain in a hierarchical manner. With the aid of the hierarchically-determined coefficients, noises in prediction can be reduced so that precision of prediction results of the yields or the lifetimes of wafers can be raised.