Methods for forming shallow trench isolation

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making field effect device having pair of active regions... – Having insulated gate

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C438S221000, C438S296000

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07151022

ABSTRACT:
Methods of forming a shallow trench isolation structure are disclosed. A disclosed method comprises: depositing pad oxide over a silicon substrate; implanting ions; removing a portion of the pad oxide using an STI pattern; depositing a polysilicon layer; implanting ions to make N+ polysilicon; depositing a bottom anti-reflection coat (BARC) over the polysilicon layer; forming a gate pattern over the BARC; etching the polysilicon layer to make a gate and form a device isolation area; depositing a nitride layer over the gate and the device isolation area; etching the nitride layer; filling the device isolation area with photoresist; forming silicide; and depositing an oxide layer and performing a planarization process.

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