Fabricating semiconductor devices to prevent alloy spiking

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ABSTRACT:
After contact holes for the P- and N-type source or drain regions of P- and N-channel MOSFETs have been made at a common step, an N-type impurity is ion-implanted into at least the N-type source or drain regions through the contact holes. The N-type impurity is annealed to form an N-type region which is deeper than the N-type source or drain regions. During the annealing treatment, the N-type source or drain regions are covered with an insulating film.

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