Method of manufacturing contacts to diverse doped regions using intermediate layer of arsenic or phosphorus
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorHiroshi Tsuda
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Abstract
In a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device having a first conductive layer of a first conductive type and a second conductive layer of a second conductive type opposite to the first conductive type, an intermediate layer of a predetermined element selected from the group V is formed on the first and second conductive layers to a preselected thickness of several atomic layers. Next, a metal film is deposited on the intermediate film. The intermediate layer is absorbed in the metal film and vanishes during the deposition of the metal film. The metal film may be formed of tungsten or molybdenum, while the thickness of the intermediate layer may be equal to one or two atomic layers.
Claims18
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device having a metal film over a substrate, comprising the steps of:
- forming first and second conductive layers over said substrate, said first conductive layer having a first conductive type, and said second conductive layer having a second conductive type which is opposite to said first conductive type;
- forming an intermediate film of a predetermined element selected from the V-group to a preselected thickness of several atomic layers on said first and second conductive layers;
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- depositing said metal film on said intermediate film to electrically contact said metal film with said first and second layers;
- said preselected thickness of the intermediate film being selected so that the intermediate film is absorbed into the metal film and vanishes during the deposition of the metal film.
A method of manufacturing a CMOS device having a metal film over a substrate, comprising the steps of:
- forming n-type and p-type wells in said substrate, respectively;
- forming a pair of n-type conductive layers in said p-type well;
- forming a pair of p-type conductive layers in said n-type well;
- forming a n-type gate electrode between said n-type conductive layers;
- forming a p-type gate electrode between said p-type conductive layers;
- selectively forming an intermediate film of a predetermined element selected from the V-group to a preselected thickness of several atomic layers on said conductive layers and said gate electrodes;
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- depositing said metal film on said intermediate film to electrically contact said metal film with said conductive layers and said gate electrodes;
- said preselected thickness of the intermediate film being selected so that the intermediate film is absorbed into the metal film and vanishes during the deposition of the metal film.
A method of manufacturing a CMOS device having a metal film over a substrate comprising steps:
- forming n-type and p-type wells in said substrate, respectively;
- forming a pair of n-type conductive layers in said p-type well;
- forming a pair of p-type conductive layers in said n-type well;
- forming a n-type gate electrode between said n-type conductive layers;
- forming a p-type gate electrode between said p-type conductive layers;
- forming a first gate oxide layer between said n-type conductive layers to cover said n-type gate electrode;
- forming a second gate oxide layer between said p-type conductive layers to cover said p-type gate electrode;
- entirely depositing an intermediate film of a predetermined element selected from the V-group to a preselected thickness of several atomic layers over said substrate;
- entirely heating said intermediate film to selectively leave said intermediate film on said conductive layers and said gate electrodes;
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- depositing said metal film on said remained intermediate film to electrically contact said metal film with said conductive layers and said gate electrodes;
- said preselected thickness of the intermediate film being selected so that the intermediate film is absorbed into the metal film and vanishes during the deposition of the metal film.
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