Transistor with inverse silicide T-gate structure
AssigneeAT&T Bell Laboratories
InventorMin-Liang Chen
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Abstract
A method of making a silicided inverse T-gate with an L-shaped silicon spacer and nitride sidewall spacers is described. The L-shaped spacer is electrically connected to the gate.
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A method of making a semiconductor device comprising the steps of forming a gate structure comprising a thin oxide and polysilicon layer, said thin oxide being between said substrate and said polysilicon and on the surfaces of polysilicon;
- forming source/drain regions on opposed sides of said gate structure, said forming being by ion implantation to form lightly and heavily doped regions, said implantation being a single implant through L-shaped silicon spacers and forming said lightly doped regions under said spacers;
- said gate structure being an inverse T-gate being made by the further steps of forming said L-shaped silicon spacers on opposed sides of said gate structure by depositing a silicon layer and then a sacrificial layer over said thin oxide and polysilicon layers, and selectively removing said silicon layer and said sacrificial layer to form said L-shaped silicon spacer.
A method of making a semiconductor device comprising the steps of forming a gate structure comprising a thin oxide and polysilicon layer, said thin oxide being between said substrate and said polysilicon and on the surfaces of polysilicon;
- said gate structure being an inverse T-gate being made by the steps of forming conductive spacers on opposed sides of said gate structure by depositing a silicon layer and then a sacrificial layer over said thin oxide and polysilicon layers, and selectively removing said silicon layer and said sacrificial layer to form said conductive silicon spacer;
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- forming source/drain regions on opposed sides of said gate structure, said forming being by ion implantation to form lightly and heavily doped regions, said implantation being a single implant through conductive silicon spacers and forming said lightly doped regions under said spacers.
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