Different embedded strain layers in PMOS and NMOS...

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Formation of semiconductive active region on any substrate

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C438S269000, C438S413000, C257SE21601, C257SE21403, C257SE21632

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07579262

ABSTRACT:
By omitting a growth mask or by omitting lithographical patterning processes for forming growth masks, a significant reduction in process complexity may be obtained for the formation of different strained semiconductor materials in different transistor types. Moreover, the formation of individually positioned semiconductor materials in different transistors may be accomplished on the basis of a differential disposable spacer approach, thereby combining high efficiency with low process complexity even for highly advanced SOI transistor devices.

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