CMOS device and fabricating method thereof

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making field effect device having pair of active regions... – Having insulated gate

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07615434

ABSTRACT:
A CMOS device is provided, comprising a substrate, a first-type MOS transistor, a second-type MOS transistor, a first stress layer, a first liner layer, and a second stress layer. The substrate has a first active area and a second active area, which are separated by an isolation structure. Further, the first-type MOS transistor is disposed on the first active area of the substrate, and the second-type MOS transistor is disposed on the second active area of the substrate. The first stress layer is compliantly disposed on the first-type MOS transistor of the first active area. The first liner layer is compliantly disposed on the first stress layer. The second stress layer is compliantly disposed on the second-type MOS transistor of the second active area.

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