Device fabrication by anisotropic wet etch

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making field effect device having pair of active regions... – On insulating substrate or layer

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C438S268000, C438S753000, C257S329000, C257SE21410

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07410844

ABSTRACT:
A method of fabrication and a field effect device structure are presented that reduce source/drain capacitance and allow for device body contact. A Si based material pedestal is produced, the top surface and the sidewalls of which are oriented in a way to be substantially parallel with selected crystallographic planes of the pedestal and of a supporting member. The pedestal is wet etched with an anisotropic solution containing ammonium hydroxide. The sidewalls of the pedestal become faceted forming a segment in the pedestal with a reduced cross section. The dopant concentration in the reduced cross section segment is chosen to be sufficiently high for it to provide for electrical continuity through the pedestal.

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