Methods of forming integrated circuitry, and methods of forming dynamic random access memory cells
OwnerEric Blomiley, Joel Drewes +1inventors
InventorsEric Blomiley, Joel Drewes, D.V. Ramaswamy
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OwnerEric Blomiley, Joel Drewes +1inventors
InventorsEric Blomiley, Joel Drewes, D.V. Ramaswamy
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The invention includes semiconductor processing methods in which openings are formed to extend into a semiconductor substrate, and the substrate is then annealed around the openings to form cavities. The substrate is etched to expose the cavities, and the cavities are substantially filled with insulative material. The semiconductor substrate having the filled cavities therein can be utilized as a semiconductor-on-insulator-type structure, and transistor devices can be formed to be supported by the semiconductor material and to be over the cavities. In some aspects, the transistor devices have channel regions over the filled cavities, and in other aspects the transistor devices have source/drain regions over the filled cavities. The transistor devices can be incorporated into dynamic random access memory, and can be utilized in electronic systems.
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A method of forming integrated circuitry, comprising:
A method of forming a dynamic random access memory cell, comprising:
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