Using an organic layer as an ion implantation mask when forming

Details Using an organic layer as an ion implantation mask when forming Using an organic layer as an ion implantation mask when forming

1998-08-12

2000-12-26

Booth, Richard

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process

Making field effect device having pair of active regions...

Having insulated gate

438297, 438514, 438780, H01L 21336

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061658561

ABSTRACT:
The invention pertains to semiconductor processing methods of implanting dopants into semiconductor substrates. In one aspect, the invention includes, a semiconductor processing method comprising: a) forming an organic layer over a semiconductive substrate; and b) implanting a conductivity-enhancing dopant through the organic layer and into the semiconductive substrate. In another aspect, the invention includes a semiconductor processing method comprising: a) providing a semiconductive substrate and defining source and drain locations within so the semiconductive substrate; b) forming an organic layer over the source and drain locations; c) implanting a conductivity-enhancing dopant through the organic layer and into the source and drain locations to form source and drain implant regions within the source and drain locations, respectively; and d) forming a transistor gate proximate the source and drain implant regions. In another aspect, the invention includes a semiconductor processing method comprising: a) forming a transistor gate over a semiconductive substrate and defining source/drain locations within the semiconductive substrate proximate the transistor gate; b) forming a polyimide layer over the transistor gate and over the source/drain locations; c) depositing photoresist over the polyimide layer; d) patterning the photoresist to form openings over the source/drain locations; and e) implanting a conductivity-enhancing dopant into the openings, through the polyimide layer and into the source/drain locations.

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