Abstract:
A MOSFET structure and method of manufacture that minimize threshold variations associated with statistical uncertainties of implanted source and drain extensions. The source and drain extensions are fabricated very late in the process using a material added to etched recesses immediately adjacent to the transistor's channel. In various embodiments, the added material may be germanium grown by selective epitaxy, doped silicon grown by selective epitaxy, or metallic materials created by deposition or by deposition and reaction.
Abstract:
A MOSFET structure and method of manufacture that minimize threshold variations associated with statistical uncertainties of implanted source and drain extensions. The source and drain extensions are fabricated very late in the process using a material added to etched recesses immediately adjacent to the transistor's channel. In various embodiments, the added material may be germanium grown by selective epitaxy, doped silicon grown by selective epitaxy, or metallic materials created by deposition or by deposition and reaction.
Abstract:
This improved, fluctuation resistant FinFET, with a doped core and lightly doped epitaxial channel region between that core and the gate structure, is confined to the active-gate span because it is based on a channel structure having a limited extent. The improved structure is capable of reducing FinFET random doping fluctuations when doping is used to control threshold voltage, and the channel structure reduces fluctuations attributable to doping-related variations in effective channel length. Further, the transistor design affords better source and drain conductance when compared to prior art FinFETs. Two representative embodiments of the key structure are described in detail.
Abstract:
A MOSFET structure and method of manufacture that minimize threshold variations associated with statistical uncertainties of implanted source and drain extensions. The source and drain extensions are fabricated very late in the process using a material added to etched recesses immediately adjacent to the transistor's channel. In various embodiments, the added material may be germanium grown by selective epitaxy, doped silicon grown by selective epitaxy, or metallic materials created by deposition or by deposition and reaction.
Abstract:
An improved fin field-effect transistor (FinFET) is built on a compound fin, which has a doped core and lightly doped epitaxial channel region between that core and the gate dielectric. The improved structure reduces FinFET random doping fluctuations when doping is used to control threshold voltage. Further, the transistor design affords better source and drain conductance when compared to prior art FinFETs. Three representative embodiments of the key structure are described in detail.
Abstract:
This improved, fluctuation resistant FinFET, with a doped core and lightly doped epitaxial channel region between that core and the gate structure, is confined to the active-gate span because it is based on a channel structure having a limited extent. The improved structure is capable of reducing FinFET random doping fluctuations when doping is used to control threshold voltage, and the channel structure reduces fluctuations attributable to doping-related variations in effective channel length. Further, the transistor design affords better source and drain conductance when compared to prior art FinFETs. Two representative embodiments of the key structure are described in detail.