Methods of fabricating transistors in semiconductor devices

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

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C438S259000, C438S270000, C438S294000

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07153732

ABSTRACT:
A example disclosed semiconductor fabrication method includes forming a well region in a semconductor substrate where device isolation structures are formed, depositing a buffer oxide layer and a nitride layer on the semiconductor substrate, forming a dummy gate by patterning the nitride layer; depositing a liner oxide layer and an insulation layer on the buffer oxide layer and the dummy gate and performing a planarization process, removing the dummy gate and implanting ions, removing the liner oxide layer and the insulation layer and performing a thermal treatment, and forming a polysilicon gate electrode by using the buffer oxide layer as a gate oxide layer.

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