Abstract: Provided is a semiconductor light emitting device including: a light emitting stack including a first semiconductor layer, an active layer and a second semiconductor layer; a first electrode structure penetrating through the second semiconductor layer and the active layer to be connected to the first semiconductor layer, the first electrode structure having at least one contact region; and a second electrode structure connected to the second semiconductor layer, wherein the first semiconductor layer includes a protrusion portion provided on the at least one contact region and a recess portion provided in a circumferential portion of the protrusion portion.

Abstract: In a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, the method comprises: forming a dummy gate pattern on a substrate; and forming first spacers at side surfaces of the dummy gate pattern to expose upper portions of the side surfaces of the dummy gate pattern. Sacrificial film patterns are formed on regions of the upper portions of the side surfaces of the dummy gate pattern which are exposed by the first spacers. Second spacers are formed on the first spacers and the sacrificial film patterns. An interlayer insulating film is formed to cover the substrate, the second spacers and the dummy gate pattern. A top surface of the dummy gate pattern is exposed by planarizing the interlayer insulating film, and a trench is formed by removing the dummy gate pattern and the sacrificial film patterns.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a gallium nitride (GaN)-based semiconductor light emitting device is provided. A light emitting structure is formed and includes an n-type semiconductor layer, an active layer and a p-type semiconductor layer formed of a nitride semiconductor containing gallium (Ga) on a substrate. A metal layer is disposed on the p-type semiconductor layer, and a heat treatment is performed to form a gallium(Ga)-metal compound. The gallium(Ga)-metal compound formed on the p-type semiconductor layer is removed. An electrode is disposed on an upper surface of the p-type semiconductor layer from which the gallium(Ga)-metal compound has been removed. The forming of the gallium(Ga)-metal compound includes forming a gallium vacancy in a surface of the p-type semiconductor layer.

Abstract: In a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, the method comprises: forming a dummy gate pattern on a substrate; and forming first spacers at side surfaces of the dummy gate pattern to expose upper portions of the side surfaces of the dummy gate pattern. Sacrificial film patterns are formed on regions of the upper portions of the side surfaces of the dummy gate pattern which are exposed by the first spacers. Second spacers are formed on the first spacers and the sacrificial film patterns. An interlayer insulating film is formed to cover the substrate, the second spacers and the dummy gate pattern. A top surface of the dummy gate pattern is exposed by planarizing the interlayer insulating film, and a trench is formed by removing the dummy gate pattern and the sacrificial film patterns.

Abstract: An electronic device may include a substrate and a plurality of conductive electrodes on the substrate. Each of the conductive electrodes may have a respective electrode wall extending away from the substrate, and an electrode wall of at least one of the conductive electrodes may include a recessed portion. In addition, an insulating layer may be provided on the electrode wall, and portions of the electrode wall may be free of the insulating layer between the substrate and the insulating layer.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes forming an insulation pattern over a substrate. The insulation pattern has at least one opening that exposes a surface of the substrate. Then, a first polysilicon layer is formed over the substrates such that the first polysilicon layer fills the opening. The first polysilicon layer also includes a void therein. An upper portion of the first polysilicon layer is removed such that void expands to a recess and the recess is exposed. A second polysilicon layer is formed over the substrate such that the second polysilicon layer fills the recess.

Abstract: An electronic device may include a substrate, a conductive layer on the substrate, and an insulating spacer. The conductive electrode may have an electrode wall extending away from the substrate. The insulating spacer may be provided on the electrode wall with portions of the electrode wall being free of the insulating spacer between the substrate and the insulating spacer, and portions of the electrode most distant from the substrate may be free of the insulating spacer. Related methods and structures are also discussed.

Abstract: An electronic device may include a substrate and a plurality of conductive electrodes on the substrate. Each of the conductive electrodes may have a respective electrode wall extending away from the substrate, and an electrode wall of at least one of the conductive electrodes may include a recessed portion. In addition, an insulating layer may be provided on the electrode wall, and portions of the electrode wall may be free of the insulating layer between the substrate and the insulating layer.

Abstract: A substrate cleaning device comprises a chamber for cleaning a substrate; a substrate support installed in the chamber providing a surface for supporting the substrate during cleaning thereof; at least one cleaning solution supply outlet for spraying a cleaning solution onto a surface of the substrate; a vibration force generator for supplying a vibratory action; a vibration force generating shaft which receives said vibratory action from the vibration force generator so that said vibration force generating shaft vibrates for agitating the cleaning solution on the substrate; and a vibration force distributor for preventing a vibration force from being concentrated on a portion of the substrate below the vibration force generating shaft.

Abstract: Wafer cleaning apparatus include a cleaning tub configured to receive a wafer to be cleaned. A wafer cleaning unit coupled to the cleaning tub is configured to provide wafer cleaning solution to the wafer. A probe is positioned in the cleaning tub proximate the wafer. The probe is configured to provide megasonic vibrational energy to a surface of the wafer and/or the wafer cleaning solution to separate contaminants from the surface of the wafer. A probe cleaning unit is configured to provide a probe cleaning solution to the probe to clean the probe. Methods of using the wafer cleaning apparatus are also provided.

Abstract: An electronic device may include a substrate, a conductive layer on the substrate, and an insulating spacer. The conductive electrode may have an electrode wall extending away from the substrate. The insulating spacer may be provided on the electrode wall with portions of the electrode wall being free of the insulating spacer between the substrate and the insulating spacer, and portions of the electrode most distant from the substrate may be free of the insulating spacer. Related methods and structures are also discussed.

Abstract: An electronic device may include a substrate, a conductive layer on the substrate, and an insulating spacer. The conductive electrode may have an electrode wall extending away from the substrate. The insulating spacer may be provided on the electrode wall with portions of the electrode wall being free of the insulating spacer between the substrate and the insulating spacer. Related methods and structures are also discussed.

Abstract: An electronic device may include a substrate, a conductive layer on the substrate, and an insulating spacer. The conductive electrode may have an electrode wall extending away from the substrate. The insulating spacer may be provided on the electrode wall with portions of the electrode wall being free of the insulating spacer between the substrate and the insulating spacer. Related methods and structures are also discussed.

Abstract: An electronic device may include a substrate, a conductive layer on the substrate, and an insulating spacer. The conductive electrode may have an electrode wall extending away from the substrate. The insulating spacer may be provided on the electrode wall with portions of the electrode wall being free of the insulating spacer between the substrate and the insulating spacer. Related methods and structures are also discussed.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes forming an insulation pattern over a substrate. The insulation pattern has at least one opening that exposes a surface of the substrate. Then, a first polysilicon layer is formed over the substrates such that the first polysilicon layer fills the opening. The first polysilicon layer also includes a void therein. An upper portion of the first polysilicon layer is removed such that void expands to a recess and the recess is exposed. A second polysilicon layer is formed over the substrate such that the second polysilicon layer fills the recess.

Abstract: Cleaning solutions for integrated circuit devices and methods of cleaning integrated circuit devices using the same are disclosed. The cleaning solution includes about 30% aqueous ammonia solution, acetic acid by a volume percent higher then a volume percent of the aqueous ammonia solution, and deionized water by a volume percent higher then the volume percent of the acetic acid. Additionally, disclosed are methods wherein the cleaning solution is formed on integrated circuit substrates having an exposed metal pattern formed thereon, and further providing mega-sonic energy to the film of the cleaning solution.

Abstract: An electronic device may include a substrate, a conductive layer on the substrate, and an insulating spacer. The conductive electrode may have an electrode wall extending away from the substrate. The insulating spacer may be provided on the electrode wall with portions of the electrode wall being free of the insulating spacer between the substrate and the insulating spacer. Related methods and structures are also discussed.

Abstract: A substrate cleaning device comprises a chamber for cleaning a substrate; a substrate support installed in the chamber providing a surface for supporting the substrate during cleaning thereof; at least one cleaning solution supply outlet for spraying a cleaning solution onto a surface of the substrate; a vibration force generator for supplying a vibratory action; a vibration force generating shaft which receives said vibratory action from the vibration force generator so that said vibration force generating shaft vibrates for agitating the cleaning solution on the substrate; and a vibration force distributor for preventing a vibration force from being concentrated on a portion of the substrate below the vibration force generating shaft.

Abstract: Wafer cleaning apparatus include a cleaning tub configured to receive a wafer to be cleaned. A wafer cleaning unit coupled to the cleaning tub is configured to provide wafer cleaning solution to the wafer. A probe is positioned in the cleaning tub proximate the wafer. The probe is configured to provide megasonic vibrational energy to a surface of the wafer and/or the wafer cleaning solution to separate contaminants from the surface of the wafer. A probe cleaning unit is configured to provide a probe cleaning solution to the probe to clean the probe. Methods of using the wafer cleaning apparatus are also provided.

Abstract: To clean contaminants on a substrate including a metal wiring formed thereon, a cleaning solution including diluted aqueous sulfuric acid solution is applied onto the substrate. Mega-sonic energy is applied to the cleaning solution on the substrate. The contaminants are removed from the substrate in accordance with the reaction between the diluted aqueous sulfuric acid solution and the contaminant while the mega-sonic energy is applied to the substrate. The corrosion of the metal wiring is prevented because of the cleaning solution including the diluted aqueous sulfuric acid solution. Additionally, the damage of the substrate is reduced because the mega-sonic energy is appropriately applied to the substrate.