Method of fabricating a semiconductor read-only memory device ba

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438130, 438155, 438589, H01L 218246

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ABSTRACT:
A method for fabricating a semiconductor read-only memory (ROM) device of the type including a plurality of diode-type memory cells is provided. The ROM device is based on a silicon-on-insulation (SOI) structure in which all of the memory cells of the ROM device are formed in an insulating layer over a silicon substrate. The SOI structure allows for the prevention of leakage current between neighboring bit lines. The memory cells of the ROM device are each based on a P-N junction diode, which allows for a higher integration of the memory cells on a single chip than the use of MOSFET-based memory cells. The coding process is also easier to conduct.

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