Manufacturing method of non-volatile semiconductor memory devices
AssigneeMatsushita Electronics Corporation
InventorsKyoko Miyamoto, Fumihiko Noro
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AssigneeMatsushita Electronics Corporation
InventorsKyoko Miyamoto, Fumihiko Noro
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The invention provides a process to form on a certain conductive type semiconductor substrate 1 insulation layer 9 having openings 11, which regions will become source and drain; a process to form diffusion layer 8 of the same conductive type as semiconductor substrate 1 in to-be-drain space, with insulation layer 9 and photoresist 10 as masks; a process to form side wall layer 13 alongside openings of insulation layer 9; a process to form diffusion layers 4 and 5, conductive type of which layers is opposite to that of semiconductor substrate 1, in to-be-source and to-be-drain regions, with insulation layer 9 and side wall layer 13 as masks; a process to remove insulation layer 9 and side wall layer 13; and a process to form insulation layer 2 on semiconductor substrate in channel region distinguished by, and including part of, diffusion layers 4 and 5, and to form floating-gate electrode 3 on insulation layer 2, and control-gate electrode 7 with insulation layer 6 in between. The manufacturing method according to this invention forms drain and high density P-type diffusion layer by making use of side wall layer. Therefore, this makes it possible to shape DSA structure controlling the distance from drain to high density P-type diffusion layer with high accuracy, without using high temperature diffusion process. This means that this invention offers an easy way to make DSA structure with finer design rules.
Manufacturing method of a non-volatile semiconductor memory device, featuring in that it comprises:
Manufacturing method of a split-gate non-volatile semiconductor memory device, featuring in that it comprises:
Manufacturing method of a non-volatile semiconductor memory device featuring in that it comprises:
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