Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making field effect device having pair of active regions... – Having insulated gate
Patent
1999-01-19
2000-09-19
Chaudhari, Chandra
Semiconductor device manufacturing: process
Making field effect device having pair of active regions...
Having insulated gate
438305, H01L 218234
Patent
active
061210919
ABSTRACT:
A process for fabricating a core device, featuring an LDD source/drain region, with a sharp dopant profile, while simultaneously fabricating an I/O device, featuring an LDD source/drain region, with a graded dopant profile, has been developed. The process features the initial creation of the core device, LDD source/drain region, via an ion implantation, and RTA procedure, resulting in an LDD region with a sharp dopant profile, needed for enhanced performance. The I/O device, LDD source/drain region, is next addressed via an ion implantation procedure, followed by the creation of insulator spacers, formed at a temperature that TED occurs, to allow a graded dopant profile to be achieved for the I/O device, source/drain region, thus reducing hot carrier reliability risks.
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Ackerman Stephen B.
Chaudhari Chandra
Saile George O.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company
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