Method of manufacturing a semiconductor device having an SOI str

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device comprising a semiconductor body (1) having a buried insulating layer (7). Such a type of semiconductor device is known as a device of the SOI type. According to the invention, the starting material is a substrate (1) of monocrystalline semiconductor material with a top layer (2). Ions are implanted into a zone located under the top layer so that the zone becomes selectively etchable with respect to the remaining part of the substrate. The zone is then etched away, a cavity then being formed between the top layer (2) and the remaining part of the substrate (1). The cavity is filled at least in part with insulating material (7). By known techniques, semiconductor circuit elements can be provided in the top layer (2) thus disposed on the insulating layer (7).

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