Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1988-12-20
1990-06-05
Hearn, Brian E.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437200, 437201, 437 41, 437 47, 437 52, 437 60, 437 59, 437 56, 148DIG147, 148DIG113, H01L 21283
Patent
active
049314114
ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is an integrated circuit process which includes forming two types of active devices: a first set of IGFETs has silicide gates, and the second set has TiN gates. The same TiN thin film layer also provides local interconnect. Optionally the TiN-gate devices may be used for high-voltage devices and the silicide-gate devices used for logic devices. The TiN gates in the second set of transistors and the TiN interconnect are formed by providing a thin film insulator pattern, depositing a titanium layer overall, heating the titanium in a nitrogen bearing atmosphere, and subsequently etching the titanium nitride obtained.
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Groover, III Robert
Haken Roger A.
Holloway Thomas C.
Tigelaar Howard L.
Anderson Rodney M.
Hearn Brian E.
Quach T. N.
Sharp Melvin
Texas Instruments Incorporated
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