HYBRID INTEGRATION BASED ON WAFER-BONDING OF DEVICES TO AISb MONOLITHICALLY GROWN ON Si
First Claim
1. A method for forming a semiconductor device comprising:
- forming an active-device structure comprising an active-device section formed on a III-V substrate;
thinning the III-V substrate of the active-device structure;
forming a high-quality monolithic integration structure through an interfacial misfit dislocation, wherein the high-quality monolithic integration structure comprises a thinned III-V mating layer formed on a III-V nucleation layer formed on a silicon substrate; and
wafer-bonding the thinned III-V substrate of the active-device structure onto the thinned III-V mating layer of the high-quality monolithic integration structure.
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Abstract
Exemplary embodiments provide a semiconductor fabrication method including a combination of monolithic integration techniques with wafer bonding techniques. The resulting semiconductor devices can be used in a wide variety of opto-electronic and/or electronic applications such as lasers, light emitting diodes (LEDs), phototvoltaics, photodetectors and transistors. In an exemplary embodiment, the semiconductor device can be formed by first forming an active-device structure including an active-device section disposed on a thinned III-V substrate. The active-device section can include OP and/or EP VCSEL devices. A high-quality monolithic integration structure can then be formed with low defect density through an interfacial misfit dislocation. In the high-quality monolithic integration structure, a thinned III-V mating layer can be formed over a silicon substrate. The thinned III-V substrate of the active-device structure can subsequently be wafer-bonded onto the thinned III-V mating layer of the high-quality monolithic integration structure forming an optoelectronic semiconductor device on silicon.
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20 Claims
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1. A method for forming a semiconductor device comprising:
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forming an active-device structure comprising an active-device section formed on a III-V substrate;
thinning the III-V substrate of the active-device structure;
forming a high-quality monolithic integration structure through an interfacial misfit dislocation, wherein the high-quality monolithic integration structure comprises a thinned III-V mating layer formed on a III-V nucleation layer formed on a silicon substrate; and
wafer-bonding the thinned III-V substrate of the active-device structure onto the thinned III-V mating layer of the high-quality monolithic integration structure. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A method for forming a semiconductor device comprising:
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forming an active-device structure, wherein the active-device structure comprises a first thinned III-V mating layer formed on an active-device section formed on a supporting substrate;
forming a high-quality monolithic integration structure through an interfacial misfit dislocation, wherein the high-quality monolithic integration structure comprises a second thinned III-V mating layer formed on a III-V nucleation layer formed on a silicon substrate;
wafer-bonding the first thinned III-V mating layer of the active-device structure onto the second thinned III-V mating layer of the high-quality monolithic integration structure; and
exposing the active-device section by removing the supporting substrate. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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20. A method for forming a semiconductor device comprising:
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epitaxially forming a VCSEL device on a GaSb substrate, wherein the VCSEL device is an optically-pumped VCSEL or an electrically-pumped VCSEL;
thinning the GaSb substrate of the VCSEL device;
monolithically forming a thinned GaSb mating layer on an AlSb nucleation layer formed on a silicon substrate through an interfacial misfit dislocation for a low defect density, wherein the thinned GaSb mating layer has a thickness of about 100 Å
or less; and
wafer-bonding the thinned GaSb substrate of the VCSEL device onto the thinned GaSb mating layer formed on the AlSb nucleation layer on the silicon substrate.
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