Patent
1984-08-31
1987-07-14
James, Andrew J.
357 59, 357 71, 357 67, H01L 2904
Patent
active
046806199
ABSTRACT:
Two (polycrystalline) silicon tracks located at a relative distance of the order of submicrons which contact the subjacent semiconductor body with a pn junction formed therein, are connected to each other via a metal silicide track. The resulting shortcircuiting of the pn junction does not influence the operation of the circuit, for example, a memory cell, realized in the semiconductor body. By providing the whole conductor pattern with an oxide layer in which a contact hole is formed at the area of the shortcircuit, the latter can then be provided in a self-aligning manner.
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Josquin Wilhelmus J. M. J.
Lohstroh Jan
Biren Steven R.
James Andrew J.
Mayer Robert T.
Prenty Mark
U.S. Philips Corporation
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