Method for manufacturing self-aligned split-gate flash memory ce

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making field effect device having pair of active regions... – Having insulated gate

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438266, H01L 218247

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A method for manufacturing self-aligned split-gate flash memory cells wherein the split-gate structure is formed by a self-aligned approach, so that the length of a channel can be precisely controlled. Furthermore, sources and drains are formed separately by executing different implantations, so that the dopant parameters of the sources and drains can be changed, based on desired and possibly different characteristics.

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