Method of manufacturing shallow source/drain junctions in a salicide process
AssigneePhilips Semi-Conductor, Inc.
InventorFaran Nouri
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AssigneePhilips Semi-Conductor, Inc.
InventorFaran Nouri
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An ion implanting process allows for shallow source and drain junctions of the transistor. According to one example embodiment, a BARC layer is formed over a gate, and a poly-crystalline or amorphous silicon shield is deposited over the source and drain regions, then the BARC and silicon are chemically mechanically polished. The poly-crystalline or amorphous silicon shield absorbs the initial impact the dopant species of ion implantation and reduces the incidence of irreversible source/drain crystal damage caused by the process. After the ion implantation, the species implanted in the poly or amorphous silicon is diffused into the source/drain regions by annealing. An additional siliciding of the poly or amorphous silicon covering the source and drain minimizes the need for deeper source/drain junctions and hence improves short-channel properties.
A method of manufacturing a MOS device structure having a substrate area of a first polarity type, a source regions a drain region, and a gate over a thin oxide, the method comprising:
A method of manufacturing a MOS device structure having a substrate area of a first polarity type, a source region, a drain region, and a silicon gate over a thin oxide, comprising:
A method for creating a shallow source and shallow drain region in a transistor structure comprising:
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