Method of forming a high-frequency transistor T gate electrode

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Forming schottky junction – Compound semiconductor

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438579, 438951, H01L 2128

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057768200

ABSTRACT:
A method of forming a T-type gate electrode of a high-frequency transistor having excellent high-frequency power transfer characteristic with no concave portions and protrusions. A first resist pattern having a first relatively narrow opening is formed on a semiconductor substrate and a leg portion of the electrode is formed in the first opening by depositing electrode metal on the substrate. A second resist pattern having a second relatively wide opening is formed over the electrode leg portion for locating an exposed tip of the electrode leg portion in the bottom of the second opening and forming a head portion of the electrode by depositing electrode metal in the second opening. The head portion is etched for removing any protrusions formed on the head portion.

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