Process for making integrated circuit with doped silicon dioxide

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437 46, 437 47, 437 52, 437228, 437918, 357 51, H01L 21265

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ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit which uses vertical current flow through arsenic-implanted oxide films to provide low-current loads. These load elements provide a compact four-transistor SRAM which has very simple fabrication and very low power consumption.

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News Item which appeared in the Sep. 1988 issue of Semiconductor International (entire text of article included in Information Disclosure Statement).

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