| abstract |
A method of increasing DRAM cell capacitance via formation of deep, wide diameter trench capacitor structures, has been developed. An underlying semiconductor substrate is used to accommodate deep, wide diameter trench capacitor structures while an overlying, bonded, thinned semiconductor substrate is used to accommodate narrow diameter trench structures, in turn used for communication to the underlying deep trench capacitor structures, as well as to accommodate the elements of the DRAM device, such as the transfer gate transistors. The use of an underlying semiconductor substrate for accommodation of the trench capacitor structures allows a wider diameter structures to be used, thus reducing patterning difficulties encountered when forming narrow diameter, deep trench capacitor structures. |