Complementary metal-insulator-semiconductor devices

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Field effect device – Having insulated electrode

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257374, 257388, 257412, 257413, H01L 2976

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ABSTRACT:
A method for fabricating semiconductor devices wherein polysilicon gates for complementary-type field-effect semiconductor devices are formed of polysilicon to which impurity doped simultaneously to the polysilicon deposition; the both gates having the dual N.sup.+ /P.sup.+ polysilicon gate structure, so that the both N- and P-channel transistors are formed as the surface-channel type ones; and therefore, the off-characteristic, the short channel effect, and the controllability of threshold voltage are progressed. More specifically, N- and P-channel MISFETs are provided on a common semiconductor substrate (1); N-type polysilicon (9) doped with N-type impurity is adopted as the gate electrode for the N-channel MISFET; P-type polysilicon (8) doped with P-type impurity is adopted as the gate electrode for the P-channel MISFET; and a narrow region preventing the mutual diffusion of impurities is provided between portions of respective polysilicon.

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