Oxygen implantation for reduction of junction capacitance in MOS transistors
AssigneeAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.
InventorsMing Yin Hao, Asim Selcuk, Richard P. Rouse, Emi Ishida
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AssigneeAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.
InventorsMing Yin Hao, Asim Selcuk, Richard P. Rouse, Emi Ishida
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Silicon-based, submicron-dimensioned MOS and/or CMOS transistor devices having substantially reduced source/drain junction-to-semiconductor substrate capacitance are formed by implanting oxygen atoms and/or molecules just below source/drain implant regions. Implantation conditions are selected to provide a peak oxygen implant concentration at a depth just below the ultimate source/drain junction depth. Subsequent thermal processing at elevated temperature results in source/drain dopant diffusion/activation and formation of a silicon oxide barrier layer or stratum just below the ultimate source/drain junction depth, thereby substantially reducing junction-to-substrate capacitance of refractory metal silicide-contact devices.
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device having reduced junction-to-semiconductor substrate capacitance, which method comprises the sequential steps of:
A method of manufacturing a silicon-based MOS-type transistor device having reduced source/drain junction-to-semiconductor substrate capacitance, which method comprises the sequential steps of:
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