Method for the manufacture of a transistor having differentiated

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ABSTRACT:
The disclosure relates to the making of the source and drain access regions of a field-effect transistor, these two regions being differentiated. The control region is defined by means of a three-layer mask of metal, resin and metal. A resin mask protects the drain access region, thus enabling the implantation of the source access region. After the dissolving of the resins, the drain access region is implanted.

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