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Violence in Aboriginal communities is one issue that many do not wish to talk about. But if we don't acknowledge the problem, we won't be able to address it.
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An Aboriginal community close to Leigh Creek pleads with the State Government not to make any "drastic decisions" about the future of the mining town following Alinta Energy's announcement it will close its coal mine in about a month.
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The Victorian Government commits $50,000 towards a program supporting Aboriginal women experiencing family violence, but the service says ongoing support is needed.
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An Aboriginal advisory committee votes to reject a proposed health welfare card trial that would limit the proportion of cash available to welfare recipients.
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Red Cross says a ban on alcohol and increased security were the keys to turning around the fortunes of Kalgoorlie's once-troubled Outridge Terrace housing complex.
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A Goldfields Aboriginal mental health team is using its genuine community connections to bridge the cultural divide.
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About 15,000 people are due in Dubbo this weekend, to celebrate one of the biggest events on the Aboriginal calendar - the annual Koori Knockout.
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Employment opportunities are thin on the ground in the Aboriginal communities of central Australia, but a not-for-profit art enterprise is celebrating two decades of achievement.
The Tjanpi Desert Weavers group gives local women a way to make and sell their traditional weaving and other artworks.
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A view of the Boulder Camp on the outskirts of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, with the Super Pit Gold Mine in the background.
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Paupiyala Tjarutja Aboriginal Corporation general manager Fiona Pemberton speaking about the future management of Boulder Camp.
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High level discussions over the future of trouble-plagued Aboriginal accommodation at Boulder Camp have had their first success, with two local agencies tapped to manage the facility.
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Brand new medical facilities for the Maari Ma Aboriginal health service opened in Broken Hill last week, coinciding with the organisation's 20th birthday.
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A national program run by Broken Hill Lifeline to teach support workers how to work with victims of domestic violence has received a $5.5 million boost.
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A quarter of a century after acclaimed Aboriginal musical Bran Nue Dae premiered in Perth, two of its original members have come together to perform again on the same stage.
The performance is the finale of The Reflection Tour, which has spent the last three weeks performing across the Kimberley and Pilbara regions.
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A Wiradjuri cultural space is being proposed for the old Griffith Police Station.
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Northern Territory Government ministers have travelled to the remote community of Wadeye for a special cabinet meeting.
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Alarmist media campaigns have left the impression that ice use is so terrible that nothing can be done about it. But recovery is possible and we must ensure that message is spread.
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The Oneida County Humane Society began advocating for humane treatment of animals and children in 1913 when it was officially recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a non-profit organization. Many local newspaper articles on Humane Society activity report their involvement in anti-cruelty cases, especially regarding horses, and including some cases involving children. Some newspaper reports show that a Rhinelander Humane Society existed for a time. During the early years, a "dog pound" was located in downtown Rhinelander, providing confinement solely for stray dogs, and only for a limited amount of time. Eventually, the City of Rhinelander built an "animal shelter" on Stevens Street. The Rhinelander Animal Shelter currently provides services to all of Oneida County animals. Over the years, members of the Oneida County Humane Society actively provided funds for area animal shelters and humane societies. In 2011 a small group of area animal lovers came together with the hope of expanding the Society's activities to include education to the public and greater assistance to the Rhinelander Animal Shelter. On July 1, 2012, the Oneida County Humane Society assumed operational responsibility for the Animal Shelter, renaming it the Oneida County Humane Society Adoption Center.
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By Nathan Stegenga
From: Central, SC
5 days ago
rating: 5.9- 5c 17 VI 16 HVS 4c
|I'm not sure if this anything serious to worry about, but when I reached the anchors for Send Me on My Way, I did notice that there are some hairline fractures on the anchor block in close proximity to the anchor bolts. I wish I would have had my phone with me to take a picture, but I left it on the ground. I am not too familiar with the rock at Red, so maybe somebody else can take a look at it who knows the rock type better.
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From: colorado
Oct 30, 2010
rating: 5.9- 5c 17 VI 16 HVS 4c
|A lot of giant loose plates, pull down not out it would be bad news for your belayer to rip one of them down.
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May 3, 2011
|Careful getting to the first bolt if you dont stick clip. I watched a number of people stuggle in fear to get to what looks like an easy first bolt.
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May 14, 2012
rating: 5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c
|Very broken climbing with many loose blocks and dirty ledges. Fun movement, but the rock quality took away from it. I will avoid in the future.
By Locke
From: Asbury Park, NJ
Aug 29, 2012
|Loved the climb (my second ever 5.9 lead). Yes, some plates were loose, but they were Xed with chalk, and there were always plenty of other good holds. Fantastic view from the top if you get up there while the sun is setting.
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|Not understanding the loose rock issues...? There are a few blocks marked with an X, but it is a pretty awesome beginner route. The only 5.9 part of it might be the crack at the start, but that section would probably be a 5.6 with trad ratings in the red.
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|Dont worry about the loose blocks, none of them are gonna fall anytime soon...
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Three days left until the Baby New Year. But will 2009 really bring a new beginning?
The Dow slid on Monday after Kuwait pulled out of a joint venture with Dow Chemical due to the deepening global recession, threatening Dow's planned takeover of Rohm & Haas.
Stocks ended lower as the unraveling of one of the biggest deals this year overshadowed gains in the energy sector.
The financing arm of General Motors remained silent Monday on whether it had raised enough capital to become a bank-holding company and eligible for access to billions in federal bailout money.
With the auto companies on their holiday breaks, this is always a week when I think about the year ahead for the auto industry. In past years, some of the predictions I've made to myself have come true, while many more were so off the mark it was kind of funny. So: What will happen in '09?
Many comparisons have been made between the current economic climate and the Depression era. With the Dow and S&P poised to have their worst yearly performances since 1931, here's a look at what happened in the years that followed.
The Dow climbed along with oil prices, while General Motors rose after its financing arm qualified for government funds, helping it stave off potential bankruptcy...
Stocks finished higher Friday on a day when Wall Street looked like a ghost town, but the week ended without a visit from a much-anticipated Santa Claus rally.
Stocks edged higher at the open as Wall Street looked for a boost from a Christmas gift for GMAC and some heavy holiday activity at selected retailers.
GMAC Financial Services' transition into a bank holding company should buy the troubled lender some time to turn itself around, but the cost is a loss of control for its owners General Motors and Cerberus Capital Management.
Stock index futures pointed to a low-volume rally pushed by the approval of General Motors' financing arm to become a bank holding company.
When I called folks I know in the various auto companies to wish them a Merry Christmas, I heard the same thing over and over. I'm thankful to still be working and I'm wondering how much worse things will get next year.
General Motors may have its lifeline from the federal government, but another crucial vote is looming that will affect its ability to provide car loans to customers, the New York Times reports.
It's time to have some fun. Here's my top 10 list of what the New York Yankees could buy with the $423.5 million they paid for C.C. Sabathia, A.J. Burnett and Mark Teixeira. Please note, it's not all of these.
I'm not a car expert. I'm a driving expert. I drive 25,000 miles a year, and I've driven everything. I know what works and what doesn't, and I avoid buying American. Get mad at me all you want, but I speak from experience, and millions of other drivers in the Car Capital of America (California) agree with me.
With all those financial mergers, it's time for those companies who merged to come out of the S&P 500, and new companies to come in.
Cramer is outraged. This morning, a piece at the Wall Street Journal lauded Cerberus, the private-equity firm that owns Chrysler and even called it a hero. "Excuse me?" questions Cramer querulously. In his mind, Cerberus is hardly a hero and definitely doesn't deserve praise for "risking" its capital in buying Chrysler last year -- especially now that the troubled car manufacturer is seeking government bailout money.
Stocks ended lower Tuesday, as a quick mood booster from an upbeat consumer sentiment reading wore off, and the drag of GM and financials set in.
Friday's bailout may have saved GM (and by association, Ford) but investors are trading these stocks as if they are headed for bankruptcy. That's because when it's all said and done, GM will have to re-structure itself as if it were in bankruptcy.
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Film fans find high, low notes in 'Rent'
EDITOR'S NOTE - Film Fans runs in the Friday Weekend section of the Gwinnett Daily Post. It features local residents reviewing the film of the week: "Rent." Want to be a Film Fan? E-mail email@example.com.
Ring in the season with Jingle Jam at Gwinnett arena
Jason Mraz swears he will be juggling poodles during his set at Thursday's Jingle Jam. The singer-songwriter, however, may not be telling the absolute truth about his upcoming performance at the Arena at Gwinnett Center.
Xbox 360 lives up to hype
If you're a gamer, you're probably wondering whether you should buy an Xbox 360 this holiday season. To be candid, ever since May at E3, I had my reservations about the Xbox 360. The videos of the games that were shown to me during the video game convention just weren't that spectacular. The rumored price of $400 wasn't appealing, either.Last week, when the Xbox 360 came in the mail, the first thing that gave me pause was the nearly two-pound, huge AC adapter. It looks like something King Kong would use to fend off pesky humans. In addition, the magazine reviews I'd read (aside from the always-gushing gaming magazines), were tepid and so-so. One said you needed a high-definition TV to see any difference in graphics. I'm not going to purchase a new TV just to play games, no matter how good the games are. Also, it was noted that only about 200 Xbox games would be backward-compatible with the Xbox 360. What about great games like "Psychonauts" or "Destroy All Humans?" They don't work. When the Xbox 360 whirred and got going, I have to admit I was stunned. The detail on "NBA Live 06," "NHL 2K6" and "Kameo" looked amazing - on my non-HDTV 32-inch Sharp. It made me want to play games I've never really explored or had an interest in. Into the sleek white box, I put "Need For Speed: Most Wanted" and raced so long, I got a return of carpal tunnel on my right wrist. As I sped through somewhere that looked like the primeval forests near Seattle, the rain came down, and the rain looked so real, I thought I would get wet. All right, when I put in the snowboarding game "Amped 3," the graphics didn't seem all that great, but that's because the game tries too hard to be cool and isn't good overall. I didn't even launch "King Kong" or "Perfect Dark Zero" because I could only take so much excitement in one sitting. Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying you should spend your $400 right now on an Xbox 360. It's certainly a lot of money. What I am saying is that the Xbox 360 is worth $400. Its specs are impressive (512 megs of memory, a 3-core CPU, an ATI 500 MHz processor, HD capabilities, infrared ports, a 20 gigabyte hard drive, a remote control, USB ports to play almost any media - even from the Sony PlayStation Portable - a sleek online gaming hub, and a wireless controller with no lag time). What's beyond impressive are the graphics and gameplay. In panoramic scenes of verdant landscapes, the jaw just drops. Sure, there's no killer app for the system, and that's hard to take. There should have been something brand spankin' new and inventive beyond "Halo" for the 360. But right now, the Xbox 360 is indeed the height of advanced gaming. (And it's now been confirmed that all Xbox games will be compatible with the 360 eventually.) All of that bodes well for the future of the Xbox 360. If the games look this magnificent at the beginning of the hardware's life cycle, they're going to look even better by this time next year. And if forthcoming games look more and more movie-like, the lure to play will be palpable. But by that time, the arguably more amazing PlayStation 3 and the more creative Nintendo Revolution hardware will be available. Will the competition lead to a three-way battle of mythic proportions? Stay tuned. Harold Goldberg has written about games for Entertainment Weekly, Wired and The Village Voice. He is co-author of the bestselling book, "My Life Among The Serial Killers." You can e-mail him at email@example.com.
New Pentagon rules could harm soldiers
While American civilians and politicians debate when and whether to withdraw troops from Iraq, the buzz among some military lawyers has been a recent Pentagon rule change that they say potentially limits service members' ability to defend themselves.In June, the Pentagon changed its Standing Rules of Engagement to allow commanders to limit individual self-defense by members of their unit. Interpreted for me by two Army judge advocate general officers, this essentially means that soldiers and Marines may not have the individual prerogative to fire upon an enemy when they are faced with an imminent threat of death or serious injury. That belongs only to commanders, who may not be present to make a decision every time a soldier or Marine faces a deadly threat. The impetus behind the rule change likely evolved from concerns that a soldier might misinterpret a danger and kill an innocent instead of an enemy. But critics say the solution to this ever-present tension is better training, not more restrictive rules. Commanders and JAGs close to the debate say the rule change poses numerous potential problems and contradicts the guiding principle in all of America's rules of engagement, which is that nothing in these rules limits the inherent right of self-defense. If a soldier or Marine can't make a split-second decision to kill or be killed, even at the risk of making an erroneous judgment, he or she may eventually hesitate, fumble the wrong way and end up dead. Not only does this new rule defy common sense and place service people at undue risk, say military lawyers with whom I've spoken, but it could make recruiting difficult. One, in an opinion piece he submitted to the Army Times, wrote: "If the Army thinks it has a recruiting problem now, wait until the mothers and fathers of prospective recruits learn that the military is trying to give more legal protections to possible Al Qaeda members demonstrating hostile intent than the Fourth Amendment currently gives to criminals in the United States." His commentary was never published. He asks that I not name him out of concern for possible retribution. The JAG officers also question whether the regulation can be lawfully implemented, as restricting self-defense potentially contradicts the military Code of Conduct, which states that American fighting forces should not surrender when they have the means to resist. Of potentially greater consequence, they say, is that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that one's work position cannot diminish one's inherent right to self-defense, because it's "inherent." Soldiers and Marines in theaters like Iraq are already at a disadvantage given that most tactical situations they face require split-second judgments where the enemy already has the initiative and the advantages. By changing the rules of engagement in ways that reduce their ability to respond to imminent danger, they're at an even greater disadvantage. Forget about the deficiencies of armored Humvees and other tactical equipment. If soldiers and Marines can't act quickly when dangers arise, even the best equipment won't save lives. Just as important as the ability to fire when threatened is a soldier's understanding that his command will stand behind him. To believe otherwise could cause hesitation and indecision, leading to deadly consequences. The machinations of military bureaucracy have long been a concern to those in the trenches, especially to the soldier-lawyers who must interpret rules hatched in civilian cubicles and apply them to the chaotic instants of war. Witness another bureaucratic gem that has been circulating the past several days - an "escalation of force" flow chart from the Commander of the Multi-National Coalition-Iraq. To see this thing is to not believe it. Picture a page loaded to the margins with boxes filled with tiny print and arrows pointing the way through a series of steps from "training" through "use-of-force" to how to disburse "condolence $$" to Iraqi claimants. If a soldier or Marine can find his way through this maze, he should skip Iraq and head straight for Harvard Business School and his new career as dean.
Police hunt two in slaying of southeast Georgia man
HORTENSE, Ga. (AP) - A manhunt was under way Thursday for a man and woman wanted in the slaying of a southeast Georgia man whose body was found earlier by Brantley County deputies.
localWesleyan slips past Woodward in swimming and diving Wesleyan's swimming and diving team edged Woodward Academy by a single point in a two-way meet, taking first with an overall score of 312.5 to 311.5. The Wolves beat Woodward in boys competition for the first time while Woodward won the girls division.
The Spanish Riding School performs in Gwinnett
On Saturday, a herd of horses will gallop in the Arena at Gwinnett Center. But these aren't just any horses. They're white Lipizzaner stallions trained at the Spanish Riding School of Vienna.
Four indicted in mortgage fraud
LAWRENCEVILLE - The first four people to be prosecuted under Georgia's new Residential Mortgage Fraud Act were indicted this week by a Gwinnett County grand jury.
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Bethlehem house catches fireBETHLEHEM - A fire caused moderate damage to a house under construction Tuesday night off Berry Hall Road in Bethlehem.
Thrashers lose 4-0 to Toronto
ATLANTA - Mikael Tellqvist stopped 28 shots for his first career shutout, Darcy Tucker scored twice and Toronto stretched its winning streak over Atlanta to six games by beating the Thrashers 4-0 Thursday night.
Gwinnett Ballet presents 24th annual 'Nutcracker'
Twenty-four years of baby mice. Twenty-four years of soldiers, dancing dolls, snowflakes and waltzing flowers. For the past two dozen years, Gwinnett Ballet Theatre has seen more than a thousand aspiring ballerinas pirouette across the stage in that annual spectacle of holiday tradition: "The Nutcracker."
Letters to the Editor
Competition would help raise standardsIn response to John Mazarous' letter ("School taxes not equitable for those with no children," To the Editor, Nov. 29), he does not look at the big picture. His assumption that renters don't pay taxes is erroneous as the apartment complex is taxed at a higher rate than single-family housing, thus one's rent pays part of the taxes.
Get festive with weekend of holiday activities
Whether you want to visit with Santa, enjoy a classic holiday production or just enjoy the season with folks in your community, Gwinnett's got you covered this weekend. Here are some of the ways you can celebrate the holidays a few weeks early:•Head down to the Gwinnett Performing Arts Center in Duluth as Gwinnett Ballet Theatre kicks off its annual production of "The Nutcracker." The shows run today through Dec. 18, and performances are at 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Tickets are $20 or $12 for senior citizens and children. Call 770-978-0188 or visit www.gwinnettballet.org.
Crime victims remembered at vigil
LAWRENCEVILLE - Families joined together in the cold Thursday evening, candle lights blowing in the wind, to honor the memory of loved ones who fell victim to crime.
Inmate commits suicide
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The present invention relates generally to semiconductor devices, and more particularly, to photodiode transistor isolation technology for use in semiconductor devices, including CMOS image sensors.
CMOS image sensors are increasingly being used as low cost imaging devices. A CMOS image sensor circuit includes a focal plane array of pixel cells, each one of the cells includes a photogate, photoconductor, or photodiode having an associated charge accumulation region within a substrate for accumulating photo-generated charge. Each pixel cell may include a transistor for transferring charge from the charge accumulation region to a sensing node, and a transistor, for resetting the sensing node to a predetermined charge level prior to charge transference. The pixel cell may also include a source follower transistor for receiving and amplifying charge from the sensing node and an access transistor for controlling the readout of the cell contents from the source follower transistor.
In a CMOS image sensor, the active elements of a pixel cell perform the necessary functions of: (1) photon to charge conversion; (2) accumulation of image charge; (3) transfer of charge to the sensing node accompanied by charge amplification; (4) resetting the sensing node to a known state before the transfer of charge to it; (5) selection of a pixel for readout; and (6) output and amplification of a signal representing pixel charge from the sensing node.
CMOS image sensors of the type discussed above are generally known as discussed, for example, in Nixon et al., "256×256 CMOS Active Pixel Sensor Camera-on-a-Chip," IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, Vol. 31(12), pp. 2046-2050 (1996); and Mendis et al., "CMOS Active Pixel Image Sensors," IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, Vol. 41(3), pp. 452-453 (1994). See also U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,177,333 and 6,204,524, which describe the operation of conventional CMOS image sensors and are assigned to Micron Technology, Inc., the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.
A schematic diagram of a conventional CMOS pixel cell 10 is shown in
In the CMOS pixel cell 10 depicted in
Conventionally, a shallow trench isolation (STI) region 3 adjacent to the charge collection region 21 is used to isolate the pixel cell 10 from other pixel cells and devices of the image sensor. The STI region 3 is typically formed using a conventional STI process. The STI region 3 is typically lined with an oxide liner 38 and filled with a dielectric material 37. Also, the STI region 3 can include a nitride liner 39. The nitride liner 39 provides several benefits, including improved corner rounding near the STI region 3 corners, reduced stress adjacent the STI region 3, and reduced leakage for the transfer transistor 17.
A common problem associated with a pixel cell is dark current—the discharge of the pixel cell's capacitance even though there is no light over the pixel. Dark current may be caused by many different factors, including: photodiode junction leakage, leakage along isolation edges, transistor sub-threshold leakage, drain induced barrier lower leakage, gate induced drain leakage, trap assisted tunneling, and other pixel defects. The obvious trend in the industry is to scale down the size of transistors in terms of both gate length and gate width (i.e., "scaling"). As devices are increasingly scaled down, dark current effect generally increases.
Therefore, it is desirable to have an improved isolation structure for reducing dark current and fixed pattern noise.
A pixel cell is provided having a substrate with an isolation channel of higher carbon concentrate SiC provided in an exemplary embodiments of the invention. The channel comprising SiC or carbonated silicon is provided above the layer of Si in the substrate of the pixel cell to reduce the leakage of dark current.
The foregoing and other aspects of the invention will be better understood from the following detailed description of the invention, which is provided in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which:
In the following detailed description, reference is made to the accompanying drawings, which form a part hereof and illustrate specific embodiments in which the invention may be practiced. In the drawings, like reference numerals describe substantially similar components throughout the several views. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to practice the invention, and it is to be understood that other embodiments may be utilized, and that structural, logical and electrical changes may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.
The terms "wafer" and "substrate" are to be understood as including silicon, silicon-on-insulator (SOI), silicon-on-sapphire (SOS), and silicon-on-nothing (SON) technology, doped and undoped semiconductors, epitaxial layers of silicon supported by a base semiconductor foundation, and other semiconductor structures. Furthermore, when reference is made to a "wafer" or "substrate" in the following description, previous process steps may have been utilized to form regions or junctions in the base semiconductor structure or foundation. In addition, the semiconductor need not be silicon-based, but could be based on silicon-germanium, germanium, or gallium-arsenide.
The term "pixel" or "pixel cell" refers to a picture element unit cell containing a photo-conversion device and transistors for converting electromagnetic radiation to an electrical signal. For purposes of illustration, a portion of a representative pixel cell is illustrated in the figures and description herein, and typically fabrication of all pixel cells in an image sensor will proceed concurrently and in a similar fashion.
Until recently, growing high quality SiC substrates was prohibitively expensive and therefore SiC was used only in selective applications. Recent advances in growing SiC epitaxially have made it less expensive and decreased the defect densities. These advances have made it more possible to use SiC substrates in conventional applications. As the SiC channel can be built or grown on conventional Si layer and as part of a conventional Si process, it can be incorporated in a process that also forms a CMOS photodiode. Recent technological advances in forming the SiC layers can be found, for example, in "A new Si:C epitaxial channel nMosfet Architecture with improved drivability and short-channel characteristics", T. Ernest et al, 2003 Symposium on VLSI Technology Digest of Technical Papers, pp. 92-93; "Fabrication of a novel strained SiGe:C-channel planar 55 nm nMosfet for High Performance CMOS", T. Ernest et al, 2002 Symposium on VLSI Technology Digest of Technical Papers, pp. 92-93; and "Selective growth of high-quality 3C—SiC using a SiO2 sacrificial layer technique", Thin Solid Films, Vol. 345 (2) (1999), pp. 19-99.
The use of SiC or Carbonated Silicon Channels as an isolation channel in a pixel cell reduces dark current levels. Because dark current levels are reduced, the present invention permits greater scaling in the pixel cells arrays. Greater scaling enables a larger fill factor.
The use of SiC or Carbonated Silicon Channels as an isolation channel in a pixel cell also creates additional advantages because of the inherent properties of the materials. Specifically, carbonated silicon materials permit a high temperature operation and enable a pixel cell the ability to sustain high electric fields. Additionally, these materials also have the property of effectively dissipating heat.
As illustrated in
A thin insulator layer 338, between approximately 50 Å and approximately 250 Å thick, is formed on the trench 430 sidewalls 336 a, 336 b and bottom 308, as shown in
The trench 430 can be lined with a barrier film 339. In the embodiment shown in
The trench 430 is filled with a dielectric material 337 as shown in
A chemical mechanical polish (CMP) step is conducted to remove the nitride layer 339 over the surface of the substrate 311 outside the trench 430 and the nitride layer 442, as shown in
In a preferred embodiment, the carbon concentration is the isolation channel 301 is adjusted. It is known that controlling the temperature at which the Si:C is grown affects the carbon concentration of the isolation channel 301.
In one embodiment of the invention, the isolation channel is only located in the transistor region. In another embodiment of the invention, the isolation channel is grown over another region of the substrate, e.g., a photo diode region. In yet another embodiment, the isolation channel is grown over the periphery array of the intended cell. In yet another embodiment, the isolation channel is grown over several regions, i.e., combinations of previously mentioned locations, for example, as shown in
A planarization is conducted on the isolation channel 301, resulting in a relatively uniform height of the layer as seen in
Following the planarization step, the nitride layer deposited prior to the formation of the isolation channel 301 is removed by a chemical mechanical polish (CMP) step. The nitride may be selectively removed depending on the embodiment of the invention. For example, in a certain embodiment, it may be desirable not to remove the nitride layer along the periphery of the cell.
To form the transistor gate stacks 407, 406 as shown in
The gate stack layers 401 a, 401 b, 401 c may be formed by conventional deposition methods, such as chemical vapor deposition (CVD) or plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD), among others. The layers 401 a, 401 b, 401 c are then patterned and etched to form the multilayer gate stacks 407, 406 shown in
The invention is not limited to the structure of the gate stacks 407, 406 described above. Additional layers may be added or the gate stacks 407, 406 may be altered as is desired and known in the art. For example, a silicide layer (not shown) may be formed between the gate electrodes 401 b and the second insulating layers 401 c. The silicide layer may be included in the gate stacks 407, 406, or in all of the transistor gate stack structures in an image sensor circuit, and may be titanium silicide, tungsten silicide, cobalt silicide, molybdenum silicide, or tantalum silicide. This additional conductive layer may also be a barrier layer/refractor metal, such as titanium nitride/tungsten (TiN/W) or tungsten nitride/tungsten (WNx/W), or it could be formed entirely of tungsten nitride (WNx).
Doped p-type wells 334, 335 are implanted into the substrate 311 as shown in
The p-wells 334, 335 are formed by known methods. For example, a layer of photoresist (not shown) can be patterned over the substrate 311 having an opening over the area where the p-wells, 334, 335 are to be formed. A p-type dopant, such as boron, can be implanted into the substrate 311 through the opening in the photoresist. The p-wells 334, 335 are formed having a p-type dopant concentration that is higher than adjacent portions of the substrate 311. Alternatively, the p-wells 334, 335 can be formed prior to the formation of the trench 430.
As depicted in
As shown in
The floating diffusion region 305 and source/drain region 302 are implanted by known methods to achieve the structure shown in
The doped surface layer 322 for the photodiode 323 is implanted, as illustrated in
The p-type surface layer 322 may be formed by known techniques. For example, layer 322 may be formed by implanting p-type ions through openings in a layer of photoresist. Alternatively, layer 322 may be formed by a gas source plasma doping process, or by diffusing a p-type dopant into the substrate 311 from an in-situ doped layer or a doped oxide layer deposited over the area where layer 322 is to be formed.
The oxide layer 307 is etched such that remaining portions form a sidewall spacer on a sidewall of the reset gate stack 406. The layer 307 remains over the transfer gate stack 407, the photodiode 323, the floating diffusion region 305, and a portion of the reset gate stack 406 to achieve the structure shown in
Conventional processing methods can be used to form other structures of the pixel 300. For example, insulating, shielding, and metallization layers to connect gate lines, and other connections to the pixel 300 may be formed. Also, the entire surface may be covered with a passivation layer (not shown) of, for example, silicon dioxide, borosilicate glass (BSG), phosphosilicate glass (PSG), or borophosphosilicate glass (BPSG), which is CMP planarized and etched to provide contact holes, which are then metallized to provide contacts. Conventional layers of conductors and insulators may also be used to interconnect the structures and to connect pixel 300 to peripheral circuitry.
While the above embodiments are described in connection with the formation of p-n-p-type photodiodes the invention is not limited to these embodiments. The invention also has applicability to other types of photo-conversion devices, such as a photodiode formed from n-p or n-p-n regions in a substrate, a photogate, or a photoconductor. If an n-p-n-type photodiode is formed the dopant and conductivity types of all structures would change accordingly.
Although the above embodiments are described in connection with 4T pixel cell 300, the configuration of pixel cell 300 is only exemplary and the invention may also be incorporated into other pixel circuits having different numbers of transistors. Without being limiting, such a circuit may include a three-transistor (3T) pixel cell, a five-transistor (5T) pixel cell, a six-transistor (6T) pixel cell, and a seven-transistor pixel cell (7T). A 3T cell omits the transfer transistor, but may have a reset transistor adjacent to a photodiode. The 5T, 6T, and 7T pixel cells differ from the 4T pixel cell by the addition of one, two, or three transistors, respectively, such as a shutter transistor, a CMOS photogate transistor, and an anti-blooming transistor. Further, while the above embodiments are described in connection with CMOS pixel cell 300 the invention is also applicable to pixel cells in a charge coupled device (CCD) image sensor.
A typical single chip CMOS image sensor 600 is illustrated by the block diagram of
The rows of pixel cells in array 680 are read out one by one. Accordingly, pixel cells in a row of array 680 are all selected for readout at the same time by a row select line, and each pixel cell in a selected row provides a signal representative of received light to a readout line for its column. In the array 680, each column also has a select line, and the pixel cells of each column are selectively read out in response to the column select lines.
The row lines in the array 680 are selectively activated by a row driver 682 in response to row address decoder 681. The column select lines are selectively activated by a column driver 684 in response to column address decoder 685. The array 680 is operated by the timing and control circuit 683, which controls address decoders 681, 685 for selecting the appropriate row and column lines for pixel signal readout.
The signals on the column readout lines typically include a pixel reset signal (Vrst) and a pixel image signal (Vphoto) for each pixel cell. Both signals are read into a sample and hold circuit (S/H) 686 in response to the column driver 684. A differential signal (Vrst−Vphoto) is produced by differential amplifier (AMP) 687 for each pixel cell, and each pixel cell's differential signal is digitized by analog-to-digital converter (ADC) 688. The analog-to-digital converter 688 supplies the digitized pixel signals to an image processor 689, which performs appropriate image processing before providing digital signals defining an image output.
The processor-based system 700, for example a camera system, generally comprises a central processing unit (CPU) 795, such as a microprocessor, that communicates with an input/output (I/O) device 791 over a bus 793. Image sensor 600 also communicates with the CPU 795 over bus 793. The processor-based system 700 also includes random access memory (RAM) 792, and can include removable memory 794, such as flash memory, which also communicate with CPU 795 over the bus 793. Image sensor 600 may be combined with a processor, such as a CPU, digital signal processor, or microprocessor, with or without memory storage on a single integrated circuit or on a different chip than the processor.
It is again noted that the above description and drawings are exemplary and illustrate preferred embodiments that achieve the objects, features and advantages of the present invention. It is not intended that the present invention be limited to the illustrated embodiments. Any modification of the present invention which comes within the spirit and scope of the following claims should be considered part of the present invention. For example, although described the exemplary embodiment is described with reference to a CMOS p-n-p pixel cell, the invention is not limited to that structure (e.g., and is applicable to other configurations of pixel cells, both active and passive), nor is the invention limited to that technology (e.g., and is applicable to CCD technology as well).
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Carmelo Anthony Says He Has No Intention On Leaving The Knicks
There has been a lot of talk this summer about next summer (as there always is in the NBA), and the future destinations of Knicks SF Carmelo Anthony and Heat SF LeBron James have been the center of this chatter. Carmelo Anthony and LeBron James have both stayed pretty quiet about this topic, but Carmelo Anthony has come out and made things a bit more clear about where his head is by saying that he has no intention on leaving the Knicks (As transcribed by Al Iannazzone of News Day):
"I'm not going nowhere," Anthony said…
"That is one of the reasons why I wanted to come here to New York, just so I could take on those pressures and those challenges," Anthony said. "A lot of people do not like to deal with the pressure. A lot of people do not know how to deal with the challenges they face. To me, it is everyday life."
If we take Anthony at his word, he is very happy with his present situation of having the entire weight of New York City on his shoulders. While failing to deliver a championship to the Big Apple may prove to be a failure for Carmelo Anthony, leaving New York City all together would be an even bigger failure. Plenty of great athletes have failed to deliver championships to their respecitve cities but have at least been applauded for sticking around and trying. Carmelo Anthony certainly would be wise to stay where he is at and try to make the best of the situation rather than fleeing for "greener pastures". While he has gotten a hall pass for leaving the small market Denver Nuggets in hopes of finding better playoff succes, he certainly won't get a second hall pass if he says he also can't cut it one of the NBA's top three markets.
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Great idea Elliott! An "Ultralight on a Budget" article would be very valuable. I think you could assemble an ultralight set of gear and spend less money than "standard backpacking&q...
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