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Semiconductor structure and method for processing such a structure

CA 2425289 A1 · Owner: Colson, Paul Frans Marie · Inventors: Tack, Marnix Roger Anna; Moens, Peter Dominique Willem; De Backer, Eddy

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A method for processing a low ohmic contact structure to a buried conductive layer in or below a device layer forming part of a semiconductor component is presented, whereby first a highly doped region within said device layer reaching said buried conductive layer is realised this being, followed by a step of etching a trench through said highly doped region to a final depth which extends at least to the semiconductor substrate underneath said buried conductive layer. In a variant method this trench is first preetched, until a predetermined depth, before the highly doped region is provided. A semiconductor structure which is realised by these methods is described as well.

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FiledApril 10, 2003
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedApril 10, 2023
Patent numberCA 2425289 A1
Classification (IPC)H01L21/02 +2 more

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