Process for preparing a semiconductor device with a narrow-chann

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ABSTRACT:
A second photo-resist film 6a is formed on first photo-resist film 5a which functions as a mask for etching an oxidation resistant silicon nitride film 3 in a region in which a narrow-channel MOS transistor is to be formed. Ions having p-type are implanted into the surface of a substrate 1 using the first photo-resist film 5a and the second photo-resist film 6a as the masking, to selectively form a p-type ion-implanted layer 7. Then, with heating process, a channel stopper 9a and field oxidation layers 8 are formed, whereby element forming regions partitioned by the field oxidation layers 8 are provided. In this manner, it is possible, at least in the region in which the narrow-channel MOS transistor is to be formed, that the channel stopper is prevented from spreading into the channel region and thereby the reduction of the channel width is prevented.

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