Semiconductor integrated circuit device having a plurality of in

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ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit device includes a first enhancement-type IGFET and a second depletion-type IGFET, each of which includes source and drain regions formed in the upper surface of a semiconductor substrate. Both IGFETs include a gate insulator film formed over their channel regions, the first IGFET having a high melting point metal gate electrode formed over its gate insulator without contacting the substrate surface and the second IGFET having a polycrystalline semiconductor gate electrode which directly contacts the substrate at a source/drain region common to the two IGFETs. Such a structure is used to form part of a semiconductor memory device having word lines of high melting point metal.

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