Process for forming a trench capacitor memory cell

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437 60, 437919, H01L 2170, H01L 2700

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ABSTRACT:
A trench capacitor memory cell having a semiconductor substrate, an active region having a transistor on a portion of the semiconductor substrate, a field region formed by removing portion of the semiconductor substrate except for portions of the active region to a certain depth below the surface of the semiconductor substrate, a capacitor trench region formed in contact with a part of the active region and within the field region, and a polysilicon plug formed within the field region except for the trench region, and insulated by being surrounded by an insulating layer.

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