Method of making semiconductor device with self-aligned insulato

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device having the advantages of an SOI structure without the attendant disadvantages is obtained by implanting oxygen ions using the gate electrode as a mask, and heating to form thin, self-aligned buried oxide regions extending from a field oxide region under source/drain regions self-aligned with the side surfaces of the gate electrode. In other embodiments, the thin buried oxide layer extends from a point in close proximity to the field oxide region and/or partially under the gate electrode.

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IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin, "Quasi-Semiconductor-on-Insulator CMOS Structure," vol. 31, No. 8, Jan. 1989, pp. 114-114.

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