Method for manufacturing semiconductor device comprising a silic

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Coating with electrically or thermally conductive material – To form ohmic contact to semiconductive material

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438655, 438664, 438909, H01L 2128

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ABSTRACT:
There is herein disclosed a self-align-silicide formation technique which can be applied to miniaturized semiconductor elements. Heat treatment steps for silicidation of a high-melting metal film are two steps of a first heat treatment under an atmosphere containing no nitrogen and a second heat treatment under an atmosphere containing nitrogen. The first heat treatment is carried out under the atmosphere containing no nitrogen, whereby the nitriding of titanium can be restrained. In consequence, the thin silicide film can be formed in a self align state.

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Tsukamoto, K., et al., "Self-Aligned Titanium silicidation of submicron MOS devices by rapid thermal annelaing", IEDM Tech. Digest, Dec. 1984, pp. 130-133.

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