Method of making EEPROM devices with smaller cell size

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437 49, 437 70, 437984, H01L 218247

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ABSTRACT:
An EEPROM and method for making the same, having precisely shaped field oxide regions and memory cells, to provide improved electrical operating characteristics and increased memory density. A layer of field oxide is grown over an n-type substrate having a p-well and the layer of field oxide is selectively etched to form rows of field oxide. Rows of tunnel oxide are formed between the rows of field oxide. A first layer of polysilicon, or poly-1, is formed over the wafer and a layer of ONO is formed over the poly-1. Using the same mask, the ONO, poly-1, field oxide, and tunnel oxide are stack etched. Bit lines are formed, followed by oxide spacers. A second layer of polysilicon,or poly-2 is formed and selectively etched to form word lines. The exposed ONO and poly-1 are etched using the same mask to form floating gate regions. Subsequent process steps provide word lines to metal dielectric, contacts, metal and passivation.

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