Abstract:
Some embodiments of the present disclosure relate to an implant that improves long-channel transistor performance with little to no impact on short-channel transistor performance. To mitigate DIBL, both long-channel and short-channel transistors on a substrate are subjected to a halo implant. While the halo implant improves short-channel transistor performance, it degrades long-channel transistor performance. Therefore, a counter-halo implant is performed on the long-channel transistors only to restore their performance. To achieve this, the counter-halo implant is performed at an angle that introduces dopant impurities near the source/drain regions of the long-channel transistors to counteract the effects of the halo implant, while the counter-halo implant is simultaneously shadowed from reaching the channel of the short-channel transistors.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a transistor device having epitaxial source and drain regions with dislocation stress memorization (DSM) regions that provide stress to an epitaxial channel region, and an associated method of formation. The transistor device has an epitaxial stack disposed over a semiconductor substrate, and a gate structure disposed over the epitaxial stack. A channel region extends below the gate structure between epitaxial source and drain regions located on opposing sides of the gate structure. First and second dislocation stress memorization (DSM) regions have a stressed lattice that generates stress within the channel region. The first and second DSM regions respectively extend from below the epitaxial source region to a first location within the epitaxial source region from below the epitaxial drain region to a second location within the epitaxial drain region. Using the first and second DSM regions to stress the channel region, improves device performance.
Abstract:
Some embodiments of the present disclosure relate to an implant that improves long-channel transistor performance with little to no impact on short-channel transistor performance. To mitigate DIBL, both long-channel and short-channel transistors on a substrate are subjected to a halo implant. While the halo implant improves short-channel transistor performance, it degrades long-channel transistor performance. Therefore, a counter-halo implant is performed on the long-channel transistors only to restore their performance. To achieve this, the counter-halo implant is performed at an angle that introduces dopant impurities near the source/drain regions of the long-channel transistors to counteract the effects of the halo implant, while the counter-halo implant is simultaneously shadowed from reaching the channel of the short-channel transistors.
Abstract:
A multi-gate semiconductor device and method for forming the same. A multi-gate semiconductor device is formed including a first fin of a first transistor formed on a semiconductor substrate having a first dopant type. The first transistor has a doped channel region of the first dopant type. The device also includes a second fin of a second transistor formed on the first dopant type semiconductor substrate. The second transistor has a doped channel region of a second dopant type. The device further includes a gate electrode layer of the second dopant type formed over the channel region of the first fin and a gate electrode layer of the first dopant type formed over the channel region of the second fin.