Method of manufacturing an SRAM load shield

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437 47, 437 52, 437918, 148DIG136, H01L 2170

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ABSTRACT:
A shield structure is formed over each of the undoped or lightly doped polysilicon load devices of a 4T SRAM cell. The shield structure may be a metal such as aluminum, titanium or tungsten and serves to protect the undoped or lightly doped resistor within a polysilicon load device from charge-induced damage during ion implantation or plasma processing steps performed on the SRAM after formation of the polysilicon load device. The polysilicon load device is defined by depositing a layer of photoresist, exposing the photoresist through a master load mask, etching, and implanting into the exposed polysilicon. After the load device is formed, a dielectric layer is deposited and then a layer of conductive material is deposited. Dummy conductor structures are formed from the layer of conductive material using photolithography and the master load mask.

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