Hemi-spherical grain silicon enhancement

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making field effect device having pair of active regions... – Having insulated gate

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C438S492000, C438S684000, C257S296000, C257S301000

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06902973

ABSTRACT:
Hemi-spherical grain silicon enhancement with epitaxial silicon for semiconductor assemblies is described. Epitaxial silicon is used to enhance hemi-spherical grain silicon on semiconductor structures, such as storage node capacitor plates for a semiconductor assembly. Methods described include forming an optional amorphous silicon layer as a base to firm hemi-shperical grain silicon thereon. The rough texture of the hemi-spherical grain silicon enhances the overall textured surface of the capacitor plate by the addition of epitaxial silicon.

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