Method of manufacturing InP junction FETS and junction HEMTS using dual implantation and double nitride layers
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorJohn B. Boos
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Abstract
A new planar, fully ion-implanted indium phosphide junction FET (JFET) fabrication process, utilizing n.sup.+ source-drain implantation, Be and Be/P p.sup.+ gate implantation, and nitride-registered gate metallization.
Claims15
A method of fabricating a sub-micron gate semiconductor device which device includes source, drain, gate regions and a channel region connecting the source and drain regions, which method comprises the steps of:
- epitaxially growing a sample with the layered sequence of a semi-insulating InP substrate, a channel region, an n.sup.- doped InP etch buffer layer and a p.sup.+ doped InGaAs cap layer;
- growing a first insulating film on top of said layered sample;
- patterning said first insulating film for aiding the selective, etch registration of n.sup.+ implants into said source and drain regions;
- forming n.sup.+ source and drain regions by the selective implantation of an n-type dopant, while using said first insulating layer as a mask;
- applying a second insulating layer on said first insulating layer;
- applying a photoresist layer and delineating a gate photoresist opening above said second insulating layer;
- patterning said first and second insulating layers by anisotropic etching to limit the amount of undercutting while using the photoresist layer as a mask;
- sequentially implanting a first ion selected from a group consisting of P and As, followed by the implantation of a second ion selected from the group consisting of Be, Zn, and Cadmium through the gate opening into the gate region down to the channel region;
- annealing the structure with said first and second insulating layers still in place;
- patterning a gate metallization using said gate photoresist opening for gate registration and self-alignment;
- defining source and drain metalizations on top of the n.sup.+ implant regions on either side of the gate;
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- removing the remaining p.sup.+ InGaAs on either side of the gate.
A method of fabricating a sub-micron gate semiconductor device which device includes source, drain, gate regions and a channel region connecting the source and drain regions, which method comprises the steps of:
- growing a first insulating layer on a semiconductor structure including a semi-insulating substrate and a channel region;
- delineating source and drain regions through said first insulating layer and implanting source and drain regions into said semi-insulating substrate;
- growing a second insulating layer on said first insulating layer;
- applying a photoresist layer and delineating a gate photoresist opening above said second insulating layer;
- patterning said first and second insulating layers by anisotropic etching to limit the amount of undercutting while using the photoresist layer as a mask;
- sequentially implanting a first ion selected from a group consisting of P and As, followed by the implantation of a second ion selected from the group consisting of Be, Zn, and Cadmium through the gate opening into the gate region down to the channel region;
- annealing the structure with said first and second insulating layers still in place;
- patterning a gate metallization;
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- defining source and drain metalizations.
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