Control of threshold voltages in high-k metal gate stack and structures for CMOS devices
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1. A method of forming a semiconductor structure on a semiconductor substrate, the semiconductor structure having a first semiconductor device including a first patterned material stack and a second semiconductor device including a second patterned material stack, the method comprising:
- forming a germanium (Ge) material layer on the semiconductor substrate;
forming a diffusion barrier layer on the Ge material layer only in the first patterned material stack;
forming a high-k dielectric having a dielectric constant greater than approximately 3.9;
forming a metal oxide or nitride layer in the first patterned material stack interfacing with the high-k dielectric; and
forming a conductive electrode layer above the high-k dielectric.
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A high-k metal gate stack and structures for CMOS devices and a method for forming the devices. The gate stack includes a germanium (Ge) material layer formed on the semiconductor substrate, a diffusion barrier layer formed on the Ge material layer, a high-k dielectric having a high dielectric constant greater than approximately 3.9 formed over the diffusion barrier layer, and a conductive electrode layer formed above the high-k dielectric layer.
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1. A method of forming a semiconductor structure on a semiconductor substrate, the semiconductor structure having a first semiconductor device including a first patterned material stack and a second semiconductor device including a second patterned material stack, the method comprising:
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forming a germanium (Ge) material layer on the semiconductor substrate; forming a diffusion barrier layer on the Ge material layer only in the first patterned material stack; forming a high-k dielectric having a dielectric constant greater than approximately 3.9; forming a metal oxide or nitride layer in the first patterned material stack interfacing with the high-k dielectric; and forming a conductive electrode layer above the high-k dielectric. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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