Abstract: A double gate metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) includes a fin, a first gate and a second gate. The first gate is formed on top of the fin. The second gate surrounds the fin and the first gate. In another implementation, a triple gate MOSFET includes a fin, a first gate, a second gate, and a third gate. The first gate is formed on top of the fin. The second gate is formed adjacent the fin. The third gate is formed adjacent the fin and opposite the second gate.

Abstract: A double gate germanium metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) includes a germanium fin, a first gate formed adjacent a first side of the germanium fin, and a second gate formed adjacent a second side of the germanium fin opposite the first side. A triple gate MOSFET includes a germanium fin, a first gate formed adjacent a first side of the germanium fin, a second gate formed adjacent a second side of the germanium fin opposite the first side, and a top gate formed on top of the germanium fin. An all-around gate MOSFET includes a germanium fin, a first sidewall gate structure formed adjacent a first side of the germanium fin, a second sidewall gate structure formed adjacent a second side of the germanium fin, and additional gate structures formed on and around the germanium fin.

Abstract: A double gate metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) includes a fin, a first gate and a second gate. The first gate is formed on top of the fin. The second gate surrounds the fin and the first gate. In another implementation, a triple gate MOSFET includes a fin, a first gate, a second gate, and a third gate. The first gate is formed on top of the fin. The second gate is formed adjacent the fin. The third gate is formed adjacent the fin and opposite the second gate.

Abstract: A double gate metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) includes a fin, a first gate and a second gate. The first gate is formed on top of the fin. The second gate surrounds the fin and the first gate. In another implementation, a triple gate MOSFET includes a fin, a first gate, a second gate, and a third gate. The first gate is formed on top of the fin. The second gate is formed adjacent the fin. The third gate is formed adjacent the fin and opposite the second gate.

Abstract: A device includes a fin, a first gate and a second gate. The first gate is formed adjacent a first side of the fin and includes a first layer of material having a first thickness and having an upper surface that is substantially co-planar with an upper surface of the fin. The second gate is formed adjacent a second side of the fin opposite the first side and includes a second layer of material having a second thickness and having an upper surface that is substantially co-planar with the upper surface of the fin, where the first thickness and the second thickness are substantially equal to a height of the fin.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a group of fin structures. The group of fin structures includes a conductive material and is formed by growing the conductive material in an opening of an oxide layer. The semiconductor device further includes a source region formed at one end of the group of fin structures, a drain region formed at an opposite end of the group of fin structures, and at least one gate.

Abstract: A method for operating an integrated circuit tester information processing system includes: measuring current information from test structures for an integrated circuit having a stress liner; forming a transfer curve by simulating based on the current information with a first range of first mobility multipliers; forming an inverse transfer curve by applying an inverse transfer function to the transfer curve; forming a stress curve with second mobility multipliers from the inverse curve; and validating the second mobility multipliers by comparing a measured curve and a simulated curve with the measured curve based on the current information and the simulated curve based on stress curve.

Abstract: A method for operating an integrated circuit tester information processing system includes measuring current information from test structures for an integrated circuit having dual stress liners; selecting currents from the current information or stored current information; deriving a scaling factor with the currents for a stress contribution based on an active area of a circuit element in the integrated circuit; and correlating the stress contribution with the integrated circuit.

Abstract: A method for operating an integrated circuit tester information processing system includes: measuring current information from test structures for an integrated circuit having a stress liner; forming a transfer curve by simulating based on the current information with a first range of first mobility multipliers; forming an inverse transfer curve by applying an inverse transfer function to the transfer curve; forming a stress curve with second mobility multipliers from the inverse curve; and validating the second mobility multipliers by comparing a measured curve and a simulated curve with the measured curve based on the current information and the simulated curve based on stress curve.

Abstract: A method for operating an integrated circuit tester information processing system includes measuring current information from test structures for an integrated circuit having dual stress liners; selecting currents from the current information or stored current information; deriving a scaling factor with the currents for a stress contribution based on an active area of a circuit element in the integrated circuit; and correlating the stress contribution with the integrated circuit.

Abstract: A method for forming one or more FinFET devices includes forming a source region and a drain region in an oxide layer, where the oxide layer is disposed on a substrate, and etching the oxide layer between the source region and the drain region to form a group of oxide walls and channels for a first device. The method further includes depositing a connector material over the oxide walls and channels for the first device, forming a gate mask for the first device, removing the connector material from the channels, depositing channel material in the channels for the first device, forming a gate dielectric for first device over the channels, depositing a gate material over the gate dielectric for the first device, and patterning and etching the gate material to form at least one gate electrode for the first device.

Abstract: A semiconductor device may include a substrate and an insulating layer formed on the substrate. A fin may be formed on the insulating layer. The fin may include a side surface and a top surface, and the side surface may have a <100> orientation. A first gate may be formed on the insulating layer proximate to the side surface of the fin.

Abstract: A triple gate metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) includes a fin structure, a first gate formed adjacent a first side of the fin structure, a second gate formed adjacent a second side of the fin structure opposite the first side, and a top gate formed on top of the fin structure. A gate around MOSFET includes multiple fins, a first sidewall gate structure formed adjacent one of the fins, a second sidewall gate structure formed adjacent another one of the fins, a top gate structure formed on one or more of the fins, and a bottom gate structure formed under one or more of the fins.

Abstract: A method of forming a semiconductor device includes forming a fin on an insulating layer, where the fin includes a number of side surfaces, a top surface and a bottom surface. The method also includes forming a gate on the insulating layer, where the gate has a substantially U-shaped cross-section at a channel region of the semiconductor device.

Abstract: A double gate germanium metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) includes a germanium fin, a first gate formed adjacent a first side of the germanium fin, and a second gate formed adjacent a second side of the germanium fin opposite the first side. A triple gate MOSFET includes a germanium fin, a first gate formed adjacent a first side of the germanium fin, a second gate formed adjacent a second side of the germanium fin opposite the first side, and a top gate formed on top of the germanium fin. An all-around gate MOSFET includes a germanium fin, a first sidewall gate structure formed adjacent a first side of the germanium fin, a second sidewall gate structure formed adjacent a second side of the germanium fin, and additional gate structures formed on and around the germanium fin.

Abstract: A double-semiconductor device includes a substrate, an insulating layer, a fin and a gate. The insulating layer is formed on the substrate and the fin is formed on the insulating layer. The fin has a number of side surfaces, a top surface and a bottom surface. The gate is formed on the insulating layer and surrounds the top surface, bottom surface and the side surfaces of the fin in the channel region of the semiconductor device. Surrounding the fin with gate material results in an increased total channel width and more flexible device adjustment margins.

Abstract: A narrow channel FinFET is described herein with a narrow channel width. A protective layer may be formed over the narrow channel, the protective layer being wider than the narrow channel.

Abstract: A double-gate semiconductor device includes a substrate, an insulating layer, a fin, source and drain regions and a gate. The insulating layer is formed on the substrate and the fin is formed on the insulating layer. The source region is formed on the insulating layer adjacent a first side of the fin and the drain region is formed on the second side of the fin opposite the first side. The source and drain regions have a greater thickness than the fin in the channel region of the semiconductor device.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a fin and a layer formed on at least a portion of the fin. The fin includes a first crystalline material. The layer includes a second crystalline material, where the first crystalline material has a larger lattice constant than the second crystalline material to induce tensile strain within the layer.

Abstract: A method of forming multiple fins in a semiconductor device includes forming a structure having an upper surface and side surfaces on the semiconductor device. The semiconductor device includes a conductive layer located below the structure. The method also includes forming spacers adjacent the structure and selectively etching the spacers and the conductive layer to form the fins. The fins may be used in a FinFET device.