Method for preparing double-layer SOI (Silicon on Insulator) mixed crystal orientation rear grid type inverted mode SiNWFET (Silicon Nano Wire Field Effect Transistor)
A mixed crystal orientation and gate-last technology, which is applied in semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, electrical components, circuits, etc., can solve the problems of gate resistivity adjustment, difficult process, and inability to adjust gate work function, etc., to achieve easy silicon Layer stripping, high device integration, and easy implementation
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[0044] The invention provides a method for preparing a double-layer SOI mixed crystal orientation gate-back type inversion mode SiNWFET. That is, the channel regions of the upper and lower layers of MOSFETs are silicon nanowires with different surface orientations. In the low-temperature lift-off technology, as the hydrogen pressure increases, cracks tend to grow along the (100) crystal direction, so it is easier to peel off the silicon layer along the (100) crystal direction, so the lower PMOSFET + upper NMOSFET mode is used to Facilitate the implementation of layer transfer process.
[0045] Theoretically speaking, the upper and lower layers of SiNWFETs can use silicon nanowires with any surface orientation. According to the research results of Yang M et al., (100) / has the largest electron mobility, and (110) / maximum hole mobility. Therefore, preferably, we use silicon nanowires with (100) surface orientation as the channel material of NMOSFET, and the channel direction ...
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