67 results about "Body Patterning" patented technology

A semiconductor device according to example embodiments may have a plurality of stacked transistors. The semiconductor device may have a lower insulating layer formed on a semiconductor substrate and an upper channel body pattern formed on the lower insulating layer. A source region and a drain region may be formed within the upper channel body pattern, and a non-metal transfer gate electrode may be disposed on the upper channel body pattern between the source and drain regions. The non-metal transfer gate electrode, the upper channel body pattern, and the lower insulating layer may be covered by an intermediate insulating layer. A metal word line may be disposed within the intermediate insulating layer to contact at least an upper surface of the non-metal transfer gate electrode. An insulating spacer may be disposed on a sidewall of the metal word line. A metal node plug may be disposed within the intermediate insulating layer and the lower insulating layer to contact the source region of the upper channel body pattern. Example embodiments also relate to a method of fabricating the above semiconductor device.

Semiconductor integrated circuit devices having single crystalline thin film transistors and methods of fabricating the same are provided. The semiconductor integrated circuit devices include an interlayer insulating layer formed on a semiconductor substrate and a single crystalline semiconductor plug penetrating the interlayer insulating layer. A single crystalline semiconductor body pattern is provided on the interlayer insulating layer. The single crystalline semiconductor body pattern has an elevated region and contacts the single crystalline semiconductor plug. The method of forming the single crystalline semiconductor body pattern having the elevated region includes forming a sacrificial layer pattern covering the single crystalline semiconductor plug on the interlayer insulating layer. A capping layer is formed to cover the sacrificial layer pattern and the interlayer insulating layer, and the capping layer is patterned to form an opening which exposes a portion of the sacrificial layer pattern. Subsequently, the sacrificial layer pattern is selectively removed to form a cavity in the capping layer, and a planarized single crystalline semiconductor body pattern is formed to fill the cavity and the opening.

A metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET) includes a body pattern of a first conductivity type disposed on an insulating layer. A gate electrode is disposed on the body pattern. A drain region of a second conductivity type is disposed on the insulating layer and having a sidewall in contact with a first sidewall of the body pattern. An impurity-doped region of the first conductivity type is disposed on the insulating layer and having a sidewall in contact with a second sidewall of the body pattern. The MOSFET further includes a source region of the second conductivity type disposed on the impurity-doped region and having a sidewall in contact with the second sidewall of the body pattern, and a contact plug extending through the source region to contact the impurity-doped region.

A table styles inference engine is described to determine the optimal body pattern to describe a user-created table. In order to achieve compatibility with existing table styles, an optimal uniform body pattern, an optimal row banding pattern and an optimal column banding pattern are determined. The user-defined table is analyzed assuming different uniform body patterns. The optimal uniform body pattern is then determined by determining the uniform body pattern that most closely matches the user-defined table. The user-defined table is also analyzed assuming different row banding body patterns. The optimal row banding body pattern is then determined by determining the row banding body pattern that most closely matches the user-defined table. The user-defined table is also analyzed assuming different column banding body patterns. The optimal column banding body pattern is then determined by determining the column banding body pattern that most closely matches the user-defined table. From these optimal body patterns, the closest match to the user-defined table is determined to be the overall optimal body pattern. The overall optimal body pattern is then saved as a table style.

Provided is a method of fabricating a T-type gate including the steps of: forming a first photoresist layer, a blocking layer and a second photoresist layer to a predetermined thickness on a substrate, respectively; forming a body pattern of a T-type gate on the second photoresist layer and the blocking layer; exposing a predetermined portion of the second photoresist layer to form a head pattern of the T-type gate, and performing a heat treatment process to generate cross linking at a predetermined region of the second photoresist layer except for the head pattern of the T-type gate; performing an exposure process on an entire surface of the resultant structure, and then removing the exposed portion; and forming a metal layer of a predetermined thickness on an entire surface of the resultant structure, and then removing the first photoresist layer, the blocking layer, the predetermined region of the second photoresist layer in which the cross linking are generated, and the metal layer, whereby it is possible to readily perform a compound semiconductor device manufacturing process, and to reduce manufacturing cost by means of the increase of manufacturing yield and the simplification of manufacturing processes.