Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining
Patent
1981-10-09
1984-07-10
Ozaki, G.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Assembling or joining
29577C, 29576B, 29578, H01L 21225, H01L 21265, H01L 2128
Patent
active
044584067
ABSTRACT:
The high resistance of diffused electrical interconnection lines used for ground return paths in MOS field effect transistor (MOSFET) arrays limits their size and performance. Advantage is taken of the extra interconnection level available from conventional double-layer-polycrystalline silicon (polysilicon) processes to distribute ground potential to arrays, by means of a polycrystalline grid with direct contact to diffused electrodes therein, thus greatly reducing the deleterious effects of ground resistance. The proposed ground grid is integrated into the structure of a MOSFET ROM using a typical double polysilicon process. The first polysilicon level provides the conductive medium for said ground grid and the diffusing doping impurities that form contiguous source electrodes for the array MOSFETs. Gate electrodes thereof and word lines are formed out of the second polysilicon level. Drain electrodes are diffused and contacted by metallized output lines.
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De La Moneda Francisco H.
Williams Thomas A.
Hoel John E.
IBM Corporation
Klitzman Maurice H.
Ozaki G.
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