Method for suppressing charge loss in EEPROMs/EPROMS and instabi

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ABSTRACT:
Suppression of charge loss and hot carrier degradation in EEPROMs and EPROMs, and of instability in the polysilicon pull-up resistors associated with SRAMs is achieved by the inclusion of at least one layer of silicon-enriched oxide in the MOS structure. In such MOS structures, the silicon-enriched oxide layer may be disposed immediately beneath the interlayer dielectric layer, or immediately beneath the inter-metal oxide layer, or immediately beneath the passivation layer, or in any combination of these locations. Each silicon-enriched oxide layer preferably contains at least about 10.sup.17 per cm.sup.3 dangling bonds.

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