Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1988-01-19
1989-05-23
Chaudhuri, Olik
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437 30, 437 34, 437 43, 437 52, 156644, H01L 2996
Patent
active
048330965
ABSTRACT:
An EEPROM fabrication process using N-well CMOS technology with a two polysilicon floating gate stack and a double layer of conductive lines providing a small reliable memory cell and high density. Channel stops and field oxide are formed by implanting boron ions, followed by a high-temperature drive-in and oxidation cycle with a 1000 .ANG. to 2500 .ANG. thick nitride mask covering device areas. The floating gate stack with tunneling window is formed by implanting a first species of N-type impurity, forming a first gate oxide layer, defining a window in the oxide layer over the implant, implanting a second species of N-type impurity through the window, regrowing a thin oxide layer 70 .ANG. to 90 .ANG. thick in a window, depositing a first polysilicon layer having a thickness of between 2500 .ANG. and 3400 .ANG., selectively removing the polysilicon and gate oxide layers to form a floating gate, growing a uniformly thick second oxide layer at 1,000.degree. to 1,050.degree. C. over both the substrate and floating gate, depositing a second polysilicon gate layer and selectively etching away the second polysilicon gate layer to form control gates. Metal coverage in the double layer of conductive lines is improved by rounding corners of glass by means of glass flow and re-flow, corners of intermetal layers by planarization and wet/dry etcing of the via holes, and corners of the first metal by means of wet/dry etching.
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Chern Geeng-Chuan
Huang John Y.
Atmel Corporation
Chaudhuri Olik
Schneck Thomas
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