Method of forming electrical contact to a semiconductor substrat

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ABSTRACT:
A silicide layer or silicon alloy layer is formed within a surface region of an impurity-doped region on the surface of a semiconductor substrate by implanting and heating any of those metals which can form silicides or silicon alloys with silicon upon heating.
The peel of a metallic electrode or wiring can thus be prevented, and the electrode or wiring can be directly formed on the semiconductor substrate.

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