Process for forming doped regions from solid phase diffusion sou

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Introduction of conductivity modifying dopant into... – Diffusing a dopant

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438783, 438301, H01L 21385

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ABSTRACT:
A process for doping a region in a substrate from a solid phase source. An inert gas is bubbled through a dopant containing ester and supplied to a chamber along with the gases used to form a silicon dioxide layer such as a TEOS formed layer. The flow of the inert gas can be modulated to grade the dopant concentration in the silicon dioxide layer. The dopant is diffused from the silicon dioxide layer into the substrate to form, for instance, source and drain regions in field-effect transistors.

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