Process of making dual well cmos semiconductor structure with aligned field-dopings using single masking step
CA 1209280 A · Owner: International Business Machines Corporation · Inventors: Troutman, Ronald R.; Lasky, Jerome B.; White, Francis R.
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A process for making a CMOS dual-well semiconductor structure with field isolation doping wherein only a single lithographic masking step is required for providing self-alignment both of the wells to each other and also of the field isolation doping regions to the wells. The lithographic masking step forms a well mask and defines an oxidation barrier which acts as: an implant mask (absorber) during the ion-implantation of a field dopant of one type; an oxidation barrier over one well during the oxidation of the opposite-type well to form over the one well a sacrificial oxide layer which forms the alignment marks for subsequent formation of the field-doping regions; and a dopant-transmitter …
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