Method of making high density dynamic memory cell

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining

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29576B, 29578, 148 15, 148187, 357 51, 357 59, 357 91, H01L 2170, H01L 2122, B01J 1700

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ABSTRACT:
A dynamic read/write memory cell of the one transistor N-channel silicon gate type is made by a triple-level polysilicon process which allows the bit lines to be formed by metal strips which have low resistance and which can cover the storage capacitors for alpha particle protection. Metal-to-silicon contacts are made through an intervening polysilicon segment which allows the underlying N+ silicon region to be much smaller than in prior cells. The polysilicon segment also prevents the occurrance of problems with spiking of metal through shallow implanted N+ regions.

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