Process for fabricating charge-coupled device with reduced surfa

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437937, 437941, H01L 21476.3, H01L 29796, H01L 21339

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ABSTRACT:
To reduce the dark current to be produced in a semiconductor charge-coupled device, the device is fabricated by preparing a layer of a doped semiconductor having an insulator layer thereon, forming a plurality of transfer electrodes on said insulator layer, and reducing the surface state at the interface between said semiconductor layer and said insulator layer at least over its areas underlying the transfer electrodes.

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