Method of manufacturing a semiconductor device

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining

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29576W, 148187, H01L 2122

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043744540

ABSTRACT:
A method is disclosed for providing in a self-registering manner underpasses in a semiconductor device having insulated gate field effect transistors, in which the underpasses below the field oxide connect electrode zones of the field effect transistors together. A first part of field oxide is obtained by local oxidation by means of an oxidation mask. After a first oxidation treatment, a part of the oxidation mask is removed and the semiconductor body is doped locally with As or Sb atoms for the underpasses. The aperture in the doping mask coincides substantially with the part of the oxidation mask removed. This avoids critical alignment in that the masking effect of the first part of the field oxide is used. After the doping treatment, a second oxidation treatment, is carried out to complete the field oxide.

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