Method for fabricating a metal oxide semiconductor field effect

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ABSTRACT:
A metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor having an increased channel length in a limited area of a highly integrated chip where a gate electrode is formed, and a method for fabricating the transistor. The transistor includes a semiconductor substrate having a protruded structure at a predetermined portion thereof, a gate oxide film surrounding the protruded structure of the semiconductor substrate, a polysilicon layer pattern for a gate electrode, the polysilicon layer pattern disposed over the gate oxide film, lightly doped drain regions formed in the semiconductor substrate respectively at opposite edges of the polysilicon layer pattern, and source and drain regions formed outward of the lightly doped drain regions in the semiconductor substrate respectively.

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