Optimizing doping control in short channel MOS
AssigneeAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.
InventorsDarrell M. Erb, Zoran Krivokapic
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AssigneeAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.
InventorsDarrell M. Erb, Zoran Krivokapic
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An improved process is provided for fabricating short channel complementary metal oxide semiconductor devices. The devices comprise source and drain regions separated by gate regions. The process comprises forming a shallow channel doping region (12') beneath the surface of a semiconductor (10) and forming source-drain regions (20') of opposite conductivity type (formerly known as lightly doped drain structures) on either side of the shallow doping region. A gate oxide (16) is formed on the surface of the semiconductor above the shallow channel doping region and a gate electrode (18) is formed to the gate oxide prior to the formation of the shallow channel doping region. The process permits spacing of the channel doping from the source-drain doping with self-alignment. Further, the doping of the source-drain regions is not constrained to the values of the lightly-doped structures of the prior art.
An improved process for fabricating short channel metal oxide semiconductor devices comprising source and drain regions separated by gate regions, wherein the process of forming a shallow channel doping region includes forming said shallow channel doping region beneath the surface of a semiconductor, forming source-drain regions of opposite conductivity type on either side of said shallow doping region, forming a gate insulator on the surface of said semiconductor above said shallow channel doping region and extending over a portion of said source-drain region adjacent said shallow channel doping region, and forming a gate electrode to said gate oxide, the improved process including:
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