Polysilicon line having a metal silicide region enabling...

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making field effect device having pair of active regions... – On insulating substrate or layer

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C438S649000, C438S651000, C438S656000, C438S682000

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07122410

ABSTRACT:
By maintaining the gate electrode covered during the process flow for forming metal silicide regions in the drain and source of a field effect transistor, an appropriate metal silicide may be formed on the gate electrode which meets the requirement for aggressive gate length scaling. Preferably, a nickel silicide is formed on the gate electrode, whereas the drain and source regions receive the well-established cobalt disilicide. Additionally, the gate electrode dopant profile is effectively decoupled from the drain and source dopant profile.

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