- Boise ID, US Adam L. Olson - Boise ID, US William R. Brown - Boise ID, US Ho Seop Eom - Boise ID, US Xue Chen - Boise ID, US Kaveri Jain - Boise ID, US Scott Schuldenfrei - Boise ID, US
A self-assembled nanostructure comprises first domains and second domains. The first domains comprise a first block of a block copolymer material and an activatable catalyst. The second domains comprise a second block and substantially without the activatable catalyst. The activatable catalyst is capable of generating catalyst upon application of activation energy, and the generated catalyst is capable of reacting with a metal oxide precursor to provide a metal oxide. A semiconductor structure comprises such self-assembled nanostructure on a substrate.
- Boise ID, US Kari McLaughlin - Boise ID, US Mario J. Di Cino - Boise ID, US Xue Chen - Boise ID, US Lane A. Gray - Boise ID, US Joseph G. Lindsey - Kuna ID, US
Methods, apparatuses, and systems related to determining overlay of features of a memory array are described. An example method includes forming a plurality of contacts on a working surface and selectively forming a first portion of a layer of conductive lines and a second portion of the layer of conductive lines in contact with the contacts. The first portion of the layer of conductive lines formed over the working surface is separated from the second portion of the layer of conductive lines formed over the working surface by a gap. The method includes determining an overlay of at least one of the contacts formed over the working surface in the gap relative to one of the conductive lines formed over the working surface.
- Boise ID, US Kaveri Jain - Boise ID, US Lijing Gou - Boise ID, US William R. Brown - Boise ID, US Ho Seop Eom - Boise ID, US Xue (Gloria) Chen - Boise ID, US Anton J. deVilliers - Clifton Park NY, US
A method of forming a semiconductor structure comprises forming pools of acidic or basic material in a substrate structure. A resist is formed over the pools of acidic or basic material and the substrate structure. The acidic or basic material is diffused from the pools into portions of the resist proximal to the pools more than into portions of the resist distal to the pools. Then, the resist is exposed to a developer to remove a greater amount of the resist portions proximal to the pools compared to the resist portions distal to the pools to form openings in the resist. The openings have wider portions proximal to the substrate structure and narrower portions distal to the substrate structure. The method may further comprise forming features in the openings of the resist. The features have wider portions proximal to the substrate structure and narrower portions distal to the substrate structure.
Self-Assembled Nanostructures Including Metal Oxides, Semiconductor Structures Comprised Thereof, And Methods Of Forming Same
- Boise ID, US Adam L. Olson - Boise ID, US William R. Brown - Boise ID, US Ho Seop Eom - Boise ID, US Xue Chen - Boise ID, US Kaveri Jain - Boise ID, US Scott Schuldenfrei - Boise ID, US
A self-assembled nanostructure comprises first domains and second domains. The first domains comprise a first block of a block copolymer material and an activatable catalyst. The second domains comprise a second block and substantially without the activatable catalyst. The activatable catalyst is capable of generating catalyst upon application of activation energy, and the generated catalyst is capable of reacting with a metal oxide precursor to provide a metal oxide. A semiconductor structure comprises such self-assembled nanostructure on a substrate.
- Boise ID, US Kaveri Jain - Boise ID, US Lijing Gou - Boise ID, US William R. Brown - Boise ID, US Ho Seop Eom - Boise ID, US Xue (Gloria) Chen - Boise ID, US Anton J. deVilliers - Clifton Park NY, US
A method of forming a semiconductor structure comprises forming pools of acidic or basic material in a substrate structure. A resist is formed over the pools of acidic or basic material and the substrate structure. The acidic or basic material is diffused from the pools into portions of the resist proximal to the pools more than into portions of the resist distal to the pools. Then, the resist is exposed to a developer to remove a greater amount of the resist portions proximal to the pools compared to the resist portions distal to the pools to form openings in the resist. The openings have wider portions proximal to the substrate structure and narrower portions distal to the substrate structure. The method may further comprise forming features in the openings of the resist. The features have wider portions proximal to the substrate structure and narrower portions distal to the substrate structure.
- Boise ID, US Kaveri Jain - Boise ID, US Lijing Gou - Boise ID, US William R. Brown - Boise ID, US Ho Seop Eom - Boise ID, US Xue Chen - Boise ID, US Anton J. deVilliers - Clifton Park NY, US
International Classification:
H01L 23/528 H01L 21/308 H01L 21/768
Abstract:
A method of forming a semiconductor structure comprises forming pools of acidic or basic material in a substrate structure. A resist is formed over the pools of acidic or basic material and the substrate structure. The acidic or basic material is diffused from the pools into portions of the resist proximal to the pools more than into portions of the resist distal to the pools. Then, the resist is exposed to a developer to remove a greater amount of the resist portions proximal to the pools compared to the resist portions distal to the pools to form openings in the resist. The openings have wider portions proximal to the substrate structure and narrower portions distal to the substrate structure. The method may further comprise forming features in the openings of the resist. The features have wider portions proximal to the substrate structure and narrower portions distal to the substrate structure.
Self-Assembled Nanostructures Including Metal Oxides, Semiconductor Structures Comprising Thereof, And Methods Of Forming Same
- Boise ID, US Adam L. Olson - Boise ID, US William R. Brown - Boise ID, US Ho Seop Eom - Boise ID, US Xue Chen - Boise ID, US Kaveri Jain - Boise ID, US Scott Schuldenfrei - Boise ID, US
A self-assembled nanostructure comprises first domains and second domains. The first domains comprise a first block of a block copolymer material and an activatable catalyst. The second domains comprise a second block and substantially without the activatable catalyst. The activatable catalyst is capable of generating catalyst upon application of activation energy, and the generated catalyst is capable of reacting with a metal oxide precursor to provide a metal oxide. A semiconductor structure comprises such self-assembled nanostructure on a substrate.
- Boise ID, US - Midland MI, US - Marlborough MA, US Ho Seop Eom - Boise ID, US Xue Gloria Chen - Boise ID, US Nik Mirin - Boise ID, US Dan Millward - Boise ID, US Peter Trefonas, III - Medway MA, US Phillip Dene Hustad - Natick MA, US Jong Keun Park - Westborough MA, US Christopher Nam Lee - Austin TX, US
International Classification:
H01L 21/027 H01L 21/033
Abstract:
Some embodiments include methods of forming patterns. A first mask is formed over a material. The first mask has features extending therein and defines a first pattern. The first pattern has a first level of uniformity across a distribution of the features. A brush layer is formed across the first mask and within the features to narrow the features and create a second mask from the first mask. The second mask has a second level of uniformity across the narrowed features which is greater than the first level of uniformity. A pattern is transferred from the second mask into the material.
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