Method of fabricating a raised source/drain MOSFET using self-aligned POCl.sub.3 for doping gate/source/drain regions
AssigneeNational Semiconductor Corporation
InventorAbdalla Aly Naem
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AssigneeNational Semiconductor Corporation
InventorAbdalla Aly Naem
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A MOSFET design is provided that utilizes raised poly source/drain regions in a novel manner, thereby reducing the problems associated with conventional MOSFET designs, including the "short channel effect." The "short channel effect" is reduced by forming the N+ junction inside the N- LDD diffusion by outdiffusing from the overlying doped poly. Junctions are formed from doped poly using a POCl.sub.3 source self-aligned to the gate, source and drain regions, and RTA to drive dopant from the poly into the silicon substrate. Since the raised poly source/drain regions extend over field oxide, the source/drain junction areas are much smaller; parasitic capacitances are greatly reduced and device speed is enhanced. The process results in low resistivity compared to conventional techniques, even without the use of salicide. Since there is no gate implantation, there is a reduced risk of damage to the gate oxide.
A method of fabricating a MOSFET device structure in a silicon substrate using self-aligned source for doping the gate, source and drain regions of the structure, the silicon substrate having a first conductivity type, the fabrication method comprising:
A method of fabricating a raised source/drain MOSFET device structure in a silicon substrate using self-aligned POCl.sub.3 for doping the gate, source and drain regions of the structure, the fabrication method comprising:
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