Process for fabricating integrated circuit containing shallow ju

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437160, 437950, H01L 21225

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ABSTRACT:
The invention is directed to a process for fabricating a device with a junction thereon with a depth of 0.06 microns or less. The substrate also has a silicon dioxide material thereon. A dopant source is applied over a junction on the substrate. The substrate is then rapid thermal annealed to drive the dopant source into the substrate. The dopant source is then removed from the substrate using an etchant that does not contain a significant amount of HF.

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