Abstract: A method for forming an overlap transistor includes forming a gate structure over a III-V material, wet cleaning the III-V material on side regions adjacent to the gate structure and plasma cleaning the III-V material on the side regions adjacent to the gate structure. The III-V material is plasma doped on the side regions adjacent to the gate structure to form plasma doped extension regions that partially extend below the gate structure.

Abstract: After forming source/drain contact openings to expose portions of source/drain regions composed of an n-doped III-V compound semiconductor material, surfaces of the exposed portions of the source/drain regions are cleaned to remove native oxides and doped with plasma-generated n-type dopant radicals. Semiconductor caps are formed in-situ on the cleaned surfaces of the source/drain regions, and subsequently converted into metal semiconductor alloy regions. Source/drain contacts are then formed on the metal semiconductor alloy regions and within the source/drain contact openings.

Abstract: After forming source/drain contact openings to expose portions of source/drain regions composed of an n-doped III-V compound semiconductor material, surfaces of the exposed portions of the source/drain regions are cleaned to remove native oxides and doped with plasma-generated n-type dopant radicals. Semiconductor caps are formed in-situ on the cleaned surfaces of the source/drain regions, and subsequently converted into metal semiconductor alloy regions. Source/drain contacts are then formed on the metal semiconductor alloy regions and within the source/drain contact openings.

Abstract: After forming source/drain contact openings to expose portions of source/drain regions composed of an n-doped III-V compound semiconductor material, surfaces of the exposed portions of the source/drain regions are cleaned to remove native oxides and doped with plasma-generated n-type dopant radicals. Semiconductor caps are formed in-situ on the cleaned surfaces of the source/drain regions, and subsequently converted into metal semiconductor alloy regions. Source/drain contacts are then formed on the metal semiconductor alloy regions and within the source/drain contact openings.

Abstract: A method for forming an overlap transistor includes forming a gate structure over a III-V material, wet cleaning the III-V material on side regions adjacent to the gate structure and plasma cleaning the III-V material on the side regions adjacent to the gate structure. The III-V material is plasma doped on the side regions adjacent to the gate structure to form plasma doped extension regions that partially extend below the gate structure.

Abstract: Silicidation techniques with improved rare earth silicide morphology for fabrication of semiconductor device contacts. For example, a method for forming silicide includes implanting a silicon layer with an amorphizing species to form an amorphous silicon region in the silicon layer and depositing a rare earth metal film on the silicon layer in contact with the amorphous silicon region. A suicide process is then performed to combine the rare earth metal film and the amorphous silicon region to form a silicide film on the silicon layer.

Abstract: Silicidation techniques with improved rare earth silicide morphology for fabrication of semiconductor device contacts. For example, a method for forming silicide includes implanting a silicon layer with an amorphizing species to fond an amorphous silicon region in the silicon layer and depositing a rare earth metal film on the silicon layer in contact with the amorphous silicon region. A silicide process is then performed to combine the rare earth metal film and the amorphous silicon region to form a silicide film on the silicon layer.