Method for fabricating flat ROM devices using memory array cells

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437 48, H01L 21265

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ABSTRACT:
A method of fabricating flat ROM devices, comprised of ROM memory array cells, with concave channels, has been developed. The concave channels allow greater channel lengths to be achieved, thus decreasing reliability risks arising from short channel lengths, however without increasing the size of the ROM device structure. This is accomplished by forming concave channel regions in an area in which a thermally grown field oxide region has been removed. This procedure also allows self-alignment of an N+ bit line region, to the concave channel region, to be realized.

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