Passivation process and structure for self-alignment with the lo

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ABSTRACT:
A passivation process and structure with self-alignment with the location of a mask wherein oxygen-doped poly-crystalline silicon is deposited on a semiconductor surface, a part of which is occupied by a silicide or by a silicon-metal eutectic. The sipox deposit is adhesive to the semiconducting parts and not to said part. The invention applies to the miniaturization of semiconductor components and integrated circuits.

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