Method of fabricating polysilicon structures with different resi

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430316, 438383, G03F 700

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ABSTRACT:
This method forms structures with different resistance values from a single polysilicon film formed on a substrate. Form a hard masking layer on the polysilicon film. Form a photoresist mask over the hard masking layer. Partially etch the hard masking layer through the photoresist mask to reduce the thickness of the polysilicon while leaving the remainder of the hard masking layer with the original thickness. The thickness is reduced in locations where a low resistance is to be located in the polysilicon film. Then dope the polysilicon layer through the hard masking layer with variable doping as a function of the reduced thickness and the original thickness of the hard masking layer.

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