Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1988-09-30
1991-05-07
Hearn, Brian E.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437 47, 437 48, 437 51, 437 60, 437193, 437200, 148DIG19, 148DIG147, H01L 2188
Patent
active
050136860
ABSTRACT:
A method being capable of achieving the reduction in contact resistance between each layer when bringing a silicide layer into contact with a polycrystalline-silicon (polysilicon) layer in the manufacture of semiconductor devices. The method comprises the steps of forming a polysilicon layer and a silicide layer thereon over a partial top surface of a semiconductor substrate, forming an insulating layer over said silicide layer and the entire top surface of the substrate, forming a contact window by etching the partial area of the insulating layer over said silicide layer, and forming a polysilicon layer over the entire top surface of the substrate after performing ion-implantation through said contact window, wherein said ion-implantation is performed with N-type high doping into the silicide.
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Choi Kyu-Hyun
Lee Heyung-Sub
Lee Jung-Hwan
Bushnell Robert E.
Hearn Brian E.
Nguyen Tuan
Samsung Electronics Co,. Ltd.
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