Abstract: A semiconductor structure and a method for forming the same are provided. In one form, a forming method includes: providing a base, a gate structure, a source-drain doping region, and an interlayer dielectric layer; removing the gate structure located in an isolation region to form an isolation opening and expose the top and side walls of a fin located in the isolation region; performing first ion-doping on the fin under the isolation opening to form an isolation doped region, a doping type of the isolation doped region being different from a doping type of the source-drain doping region; and filling the isolation opening with an isolation structure after the doping, the isolation structure straddling the fin of the isolation region.

Abstract: A semiconductor structure and a method for forming the same are provided. In one form, a forming method includes: providing a base, a gate structure, a source-drain doping region, and an interlayer dielectric layer; removing the gate structure located in an isolation region to form an isolation opening and expose the top and side walls of a fin located in the isolation region; performing first ion-doping on the fin under the isolation opening to form an isolation doped region, a doping type of the isolation doped region being different from a doping type of the source-drain doping region; and filling the isolation opening with an isolation structure after the doping, the isolation structure straddling the fin of the isolation region.

Abstract: A method for forming a semiconductor structure is provided. In one form, a method includes: providing a base, a dummy gate structure, a source-drain doped region, and an interlayer dielectric layer; removing the dummy gate structure located at an isolation region to form an isolation opening; performing first ion doping on a fin below the isolation opening, to form an isolation doped region, where a doping type of the isolation doped region is different from a doping type of the source-drain doped region; filling an isolation structure in the isolation opening; removing the remaining dummy gate structure, to form a gate opening; and forming a gate structure in the gate opening.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides CMOS image sensors. A CMOS image sensor includes a substrate having a first region and a second region connecting with the first region at a first end of the first region; a transfer transistor formed on the surface of the substrate in the second region; a floating diffusion (FD) region formed in the surface of the substrate at one side of the transfer transistor in the second region; a third implanting region formed in the surface of the substrate 200 in the first region, being formed from a first implanting region; a second implanting region and an adjacent fifth implanting region formed under the third implanting region; and a fourth implanting region formed under the second implanting region and the fifth implanting region, being electrically connected with the third implanting region by the fifth implanting region.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides CMOS image sensors. A CMOS image sensor includes a substrate having a first region and a second region connecting with the first region at a first end of the first region; a transfer transistor formed on the surface of the substrate in the second region; a floating diffusion (FD) region formed in the surface of the substrate at one side of the transfer transistor in the second region; a third implanting region formed in the surface of the substrate 200 in the first region, being formed from a first implanting region; a second implanting region and an adjacent fifth implanting region formed under the third implanting region; and a fourth implanting region formed under the second implanting region and the fifth implanting region, being electrically connected with the third implanting region by the fifth implanting region.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides CMOS image sensors and fabrication methods thereof. An exemplary fabrication process of a CMOS image sensor includes providing a substrate having a first region and a second region connecting with the first region at a first end of the first region; forming a transfer transistor on surface of the substrate in the second region; forming a first implanting region in the substrate in the first region using a first mask; forming a second implanting region in the first implanting region by, the first implanting region being separated into a third implanting region on the second implanting region and a fourth implanting region under the second implanting region; forming a fifth region in the second region at the first end using a second mask, connecting the third implanting region with the fourth implanting region.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides CMOS image sensors and fabrication methods thereof. An exemplary fabrication process of a CMOS image sensor includes providing a substrate having a first region and a second region connecting with the first region at a first end of the first region: forming a transfer transistor on surface of the substrate in the second region; forming a first implanting region in the substrate in the first region using a first mask; forming a second implanting region in the first implanting region by, the first implanting region being separated into a third implanting region on the second implanting region and a fourth implanting region under the second implanting region; forming a fifth region in the second region at the first end using a second mask, connecting the third implanting region with the fourth implanting region.

Abstract: Crystallization-inducing metal elements are introduced onto an amorphous silicon thin film. A first, low-temperature, heat-treatment induces nucleation of metal-induced crystallization (MIC), resulting in the formation of small polycrystalline silicon “islands”. A metal-gettering layer is formed on the resulting partially crystallized thin film. A second, low-temperature, heat-treatment completes the MIC process, whilst gettering metal elements from the partially crystallized thin film. The process results in the desired polycrystalline silicon thin film.

Abstract: Crystallization-inducing metal elements are introduced onto an amorphous silicon thin film. A first, low-temperature, heat-treatment induces nucleation of metal-induced crystallization (MIC), resulting in the formation of small polycrystalline silicon “islands”. A metal-gettering layer is formed on the resulting partially crystallized thin film. A second, low-temperature, heat-treatment completes the MIC process, whilst gettering metal elements from the partially crystallized thin film. The process results in the desired polycrystalline silicon thin film.