Patterned buried insulator
A body, transistor technology, applied in semiconductor devices, semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as missing isolation, excessive consumption of silicon area, etc.
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[0012] refer to figure 1 , shows a cross-sectional view of an integrated circuit, wherein the P-type substrate 10 has a deposited pad nitrogen / oxide layer 15, the circuit is patterned with a resist 18 on the area that will become the body of the transistor, and then dopant Implants, such as boron or phosphorous, form area 32 below transistor 20 for the source / drain regions of the transistor. The depth of implantation is set by the transistor designer as desired. If a thicker buried layer is desired without the natural dispersion of the implant, the implant voltage will be varied to produce the desired thickness. The type of dopant is not critical as long as it allows the silicon to etch easily. Boron can be used to form a P + area, phosphorus can constitute n + Area.
[0013] figure 2 The same area is shown after stripping the resist, patterning a new layer of resist to define shallow trench isolations (STIs), and etching the STIs in conventional directional reactive i...
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