MOS transistor construction with self aligned silicided contacts

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357 231, 357 233, 357 41, 357 49, 357 59, 357 67, H01L 2978, H01L 2904, H01L 2712

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049299921

ABSTRACT:
An improved integrated circuit structure is disclosed comprising MOS devices formed with at least raised polysilicon gate contact portions. Metal silicide is formed over at least a portion of the source and drain regions to provide conductive paths to the source and drain contacts. In a preferred embodiment, the source and drain contacts also comprise raised contacts which are also formed from the same polysilicon layer to permit formation of a highly planarized structure with self-aligned contacts formed by planarizing an insulating layer formed over the structure sufficiently to expose the upper surface of all of the contacts.

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