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US 11,049,979 B2Granted
Long channel nanosheet FET having tri-layer spacers
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsXin Miao, Ruilong Xie, Jingyun Zhang, Choonghyun Lee
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Abstract
A semiconductor device and method of forming the same including a plurality of vertically aligned long channel semiconductor channel layers disposed above a substrate layer, a plurality of vertically aligned short channel semiconductor channel layers disposed above a substrate layer, and a plurality of tri-layer dielectric spacers disposed between the vertically aligned long channel semiconductor layers.
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A semiconductor device comprising:
- a plurality of vertically aligned long channel semiconductor channel layers disposed above a substrate layer;
- a plurality of vertically aligned short channel semiconductor channel layers disposed above the substrate layer;
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- a plurality of tri-layer dielectric spacers disposed between the vertically aligned long channel semiconductor layers, wherein the tri-layer dielectric spacers are not disposed between the short channel semiconductor channel layers.
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A semiconductor device comprising:
- a plurality of vertically aligned long channel semiconductor channel layers disposed above a substrate layer;
- a plurality of vertically aligned short channel semiconductor channel layers disposed above the substrate layer;
- a plurality of tri-layer dielectric spacers disposed between the vertically aligned long channel semiconductor layers, wherein the tri-layer dielectric spacers are not disposed between the short channel semiconductor channel layers;
- a gate stack formed on, and around the vertically aligned semiconductor channel layers;
- source and drain elements disposed in contact with sidewalls of the vertically aligned semiconductor channel layers;
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- wherein the long channel semiconductor layers comprise a first width and the tri-layer dielectric spacers comprise a second width, the second width being less than the first width.
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