With a bit of luck I have seen this trend and I'm wondering if it is just a google safe to use thing.
The URL was:
A:
Yes, I've used google safe tricks before.
However, some websites or government agencies have the ability to see what you search or ask google so it isn't really safe.
I used this trick once when I needed to reach a certain site but the site wasn't visible with the normal search.
Another thing to remember is: be careful when using social media. It has been proven that there are a lot of tools that can be used to see your searches.
The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a metal gate structure, a metal gate structure, and a semiconductor device including the same.
The semiconductor industry has been recently demanded to realize miniaturization of transistors for obtaining higher performance. With respect to MOS transistors, there has been an effort to realize a high-performance transistor by applying a so-called high-k material, a metal gate, and the like.
Patent Document 1 (JP-A-2009-231598) discloses a technique for reducing the leak current of a MOS transistor by forming a metal gate electrode (metal gate) of low resistance. However, there is no disclosure about the size of a metallic material for use as the metal gate.
As disclosed in Patent Document 1, it is generally known that the larger the size of a metallic material, the lower the resistance thereof. Therefore, when the size of the metallic material is made larger to reduce the resistance thereof, the dimension of a gate electrode in the horizontal direction tends to be increased. This makes it difficult to realize miniaturization of transistors.
In view of the above, there has been proposed a technique of using a metal gate electrode in a fin-type transistor. The fin-type transistor is a transistor including a silicon-on-insulator (SOI) substrate having a fin-type semiconductor layer formed thereon and a gate electrode formed on the surface of the semiconductor layer through an insulating film. Since the fin-type transistor is a transistor including a channel region formed in a ac619d1d87
Related links:
Commenti