Triple-implanted drain in transistor made by oxide sidewall-spac

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357 90, H01L 2978

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ABSTRACT:
A transistor for VLSI devices made by the sidewall-spacer method uses a reach-through implant both before and after the sidewall spacer is defined. An arsenic implant self-aligned with the gate prior to the sidewall oxide, then a phosphorus implant and lateral diffusion performed after the sidewall oxide etch creates a reduced impurity concentration and graded junction for the reach-through implanted region beneath the oxide sidewall spacer. An arsenic implant after the sidewall spacer is in place provides heavily-doped low-resistance source/drain regions.

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