Methods of manufacturing semiconductor devices

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Formation of semiconductive active region on any substrate – Fluid growth from gaseous state combined with preceding...

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C438S509000, C438S655000, C438S656000, C438S682000

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11026954

ABSTRACT:
Methods for manufacturing semiconductor devices are disclosed. In one example, the semiconductor device has a gate and source/drain regions formed on a substrate. One example method includes introducing transition metal (Ti) source or precursor so that the introduced Ti source is chemisorbed onto the surface of the substrate and Ti mono-layer is formed; introducing semiconductor (Si) source so that the introduced Si source is chemisorbed onto the Ti mono-layer and Si mono-layer is formed; repeating the forming of the Ti and Si mono-layers; annealing the substrate to form a silicide layer (TiSi2) of C-54 phase; and patterning the C-54 phase TiSi2layer to remain on the upper surfaces of the gate and source/drain regions.

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