Process for producing a three-dimensional semiconductor device
AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorJunji Sakurai
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AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorJunji Sakurai
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At present, the majority of semiconductor devices are two-dimensional large-scale integration (LSI) semiconductor devices in which the semiconductor elements are arranged in a semiconductor layer in a two-dimensional manner. An aim of the techniques of production of semiconductor devices is to achieve, in the future, a super high integration amounting to 16 M bits or more per chip. For attaining such a super high integration, a multilayer semiconductor device must be produced. A method for producing a three-dimensional LSI semiconductor device prevents wasteful formation of semiconductor layers and insulating films. The method includes the step of forming, in a first semiconductor layer, a monitoring device for evaluating the circuit function of the semiconductor elements in the first semiconductor layer and subsequently forming another semiconductor layer above the first semiconductor layer. A preferred embodiment also includes the steps of: forming the impurity regions of the semiconductor elements by ion implantation; activating the implanted impurity ions by energy beam irradiation; and forming the insulating material regions of the semiconductor elements by high-pressure oxidation, or by low-temperature sputtering.
A process for producing a semiconductor device comprising a substrate, first and second semiconductor layers formed on the substrate, and an insulating film formed between the first and second semiconductor layers for insulating the first and second semiconductor layers from one another, the process comprising the steps of:
A process for producing a semiconductor device having a substrate, comprising the steps of:
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