Depletion to avoid cross contamination

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

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C438S509000

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06858503

ABSTRACT:
A fabrication system utilizes a protocol for removing germanium from a top surface of a wafer. An exposure to a gas, such as a gas containing the hydrochloric acid can remove germanium from the top surface. The protocol can allow shared equipment to be used in both Flash product fabrication lines and strained silicon (SMOS) fabrication lines. The protocol allows better silicidation in SMOS devices.

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