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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 28, 2006
Filed:
Dec. 23, 2003
Alessandro Moscatelli, Como, IT;
Claudia Raffaglio, Milan, IT;
Alessandra Merlini, Nova Milanese, IT;
M. Paola Galbiati, Monza, IT;
Alessandro Moscatelli, Como, IT;
Claudia Raffaglio, Milan, IT;
Alessandra Merlini, Nova Milanese, IT;
M. Paola Galbiati, Monza, IT;
STMicroelectronics S.r.l., , IT;
Abstract
A process is disclosed for forming, on a common semiconductor substrate, CMOS transistors and vertical or lateral MOS transistors on at least first and second portions, respectively, of the substrate. A first dielectric layer is formed on the substrate. A first semiconductor material layer is then formed on the first dielectric layer, in the first portion. A stack structure comprising a second dielectric layer, second semiconductor layer, and low-resistance layer is then formed over the substrate. First ports are defined in the second semiconductor layer and the low-resistance layer to provide gate regions of the vertical or lateral MOS transistors. The second semiconductor layer and the low-resistance layer are then removed from the first portion of the substrate by using the second dielectric layer as a screen. Second ports in the second dielectric layer and the second semiconductor layer are then defined to provide gate regions for the CMOS transistors. The gate region of the vertical or lateral transistors is then covered with a protective layer. A low-resistance layer is then formed on the gate regions of the CMOS transistors.