Renesas Electronics Corporation

Renesas Technology Corp.

Shigeya Toyokawa

Atsushi Maeda

Yusuke Terada

Kunihiko Kato

Kozo Watanabe

Keiichi Yoshizumi

Hideki Yasuoka

Masami Koketsu

Yasuhiro Takeda

Masatoshi Taya

Kentaro Yamada

Michimoto Kaminaga

In an LCD driver, in a high voltage resistant MISFET, end portions of a gate electrode run onto electric field relaxing insulation regions. Wires to become source wires or drain wires are formed on an interlayer insulation film of the first layer over the high voltage resistant MISFET. At this moment, when a distance from an interface between a semiconductor substrate and a gate insulation film to an upper portion of the gate electrode is defined as 'a', and a distance from the upper portion of the gate electrode to an upper portion of the interlayer insulation film on which the wires are formed is defined as 'b', a relation of a&#x3e;b is established. In such a high voltage resistant MISFET structured in this manner, the wires are arranged so as not to be overlapped planarly with the gate electrode of the high voltage resistant MISFET.

Semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same

To enhance the write speed of a nonvolatile memory. A charge injection/emission part of a nonvolatile memory cell includes an active region having an upper face, a side wall, and a shoulder part connecting the upper face and the side wall, a conductor film covering the upper face and the shoulder part of the active region, and a capacitance insulating film provided between the conductor film and the active region. Furthermore, the active region has a protrusion part constituted of a first concave part with respect to the upper face and a second concave part with respect to the side wall, in the shoulder part.

To reduce size of a finished product by reducing the number of externally embedded parts, embedding of a Schottky barrier diode relatively large in the amount of current in a semiconductor integrated circuit device has been pursued. It is general practice to densely arrange a number of contact electrodes in a matrix over a Schottky junction region. A sputter etching process to the surface of a silicide layer at the bottom of each contact hole is performed before a barrier metal layer is deposited. However, in a structure in which electrodes are thus arranged over a Schottky junction region, a reverse leakage current in a Schottky barrier diode is varied by variations in the amount of sputter etching. The present invention is a semiconductor integrated circuit device having a Schottky barrier diode in which contact electrodes are arranged over a guard ring in contact with a peripheral isolation region.

Semiconductor integrated circuit device and a method of manufacturing the same

To achieve a further reduction in the size of a finished product by reducing the number of externally embedded parts, the embedding of a Schottky barrier diode which is relatively large in the amount of current in a semiconductor integrated circuit device has been pursued. In such a case, it is general practice to densely arrange a large number of contact electrodes in a matrix over a Schottky junction region. It has been widely performed to perform a sputter etching process with respect to the surface of a silicide layer at the bottom of each contact hole before a barrier metal layer is deposited. However, in a structure in which electrodes are thus arranged over a Schottky junction region, a reverse leakage current in a Schottky barrier diode is varied by variations in the amount of sputter etching. The present invention is a semiconductor integrated circuit device having a Schottky barrier diode in which contact electrodes are arranged over a guard ring in contact with a peripheral isolation region.

A method of manufacturing a semiconductor integrated circuit device having on the same substrate both a high breakdown voltage MISFET and a low breakdown voltage MISFET is provided. An element isolation trench is formed in advance so that the width thereof is larger than the sum of the thickness of a polycrystalline silicon film serving as a gate electrode of a low breakdown voltage, the thickness of a gate insulating film and an alignment allowance in processing of a gate electrode in a direction orthogonal to the extending direction of the gate electrode and is larger than the thickness of the polycrystalline silicon film in a planar region not overlapping the gate electrode. It is possible to decrease the number of manufacturing steps for the semiconductor integrated circuit device.

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Shigeya Toyokawa