Mask-saving technique for forming CMOS source/drain regions

Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating

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29571, 29576B, 148187, 357 91, H01L 21265, B01J 1700

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044067100

ABSTRACT:
CMOS source/drain regions of both conductivity types are formed using only a single masking step. One dopant is applied to both types of source/drain regions, and a second dopant is applied at a much higher dose and energy to only one type of source/drain region.
Preferably, boron and arsenic are used as the dopants in silicon, since the cooperative doping effect causes the boron in the counterdoped source/drain regions to be entirely contained within the arsenic diffusion.

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