Mos transistor for reducing short-channel effects and its production
Abstract
The invention is related to a MOS transistor and its fabrication method to reduce short-channel effects. Existing process has the problem of high complexity and high cost to reduce short-channel effects by using epitaxial technique to produce an elevated source and drain structure. In the invention, the MOS transistor, fabricated on a silicon substrate after an isolation module is finished, includes a gate stack, a gate sidewall spacer, and source and drain areas. The silicon substrate has a groove and the gate stack is formed in the groove. And the process for the MOS transistor includes the following steps: forming the groove; carrying out well implantation, anti-punchthrough implantation and threshold-voltage adjustment implantation; forming the gate stack in the groove which comprising patterning the gate electrode; carrying lightly doped drain implantation and halo implantation; forming the gate sidewall spacer; carrying source and drain implantation to get the source and drain areas; forming a metal silicide layer on the source and drain areas.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A metal-oxide semiconductor (MOS) transistor for reducing short-channel effects, fabricated on a silicon substrate after an isolation module is finished, the MOS transistor comprising a gate stack and source and drain areas,
wherein the silicon substrate has a groove and the gate stack is formed in the groove.
2 . The MOS transistor for reducing short-channel effects according to claim 1 , wherein the bottom of the groove is lower than the top surface of the source and drain areas.
3 . The MOS transistor for reducing short-channel effects according to claim 1 , wherein the area of the groove is not less than that of the gate stack.
4 . The MOS transistor for reducing short-channel effects according to claim 1 , further comprising a LDD (lightly doped drain) structure.
5 . The MOS transistor for reducing short-channel effects according to claim 1 , further comprising a halo implantation structure.
6 . The MOS transistor for reducing short-channel effects according to claim 1 , wherein the gate stack comprises a gate insulation layer and a gate electrode which are layered.
7 . The MOS transistor for reducing short-channel effects according to claim 1 , further comprising a metal silicide layer which is formed on the source and drain areas.
8 . A manufacturing method of a MOS transistor for reducing short-channel effects, the MOS transistor fabricated on a silicon substrate after an isolation module is finished, the method comprising the following steps:
(1) forming a groove in the silicon substrate; (2) carrying out well implantation, anti-punchthrough implantation and threshold-voltage-adjustment implantation; (3) forming a gate stack in the groove, wherein the gate stack comprises a gate insulation layer and a gate electrode which are layered; (4) carrying out lightly doped drain implantation and halo implantation; (5) forming a gate sidewall spacer; (6) carrying out source and drain implantation to get source and drain areas. 7) forming a metal silicide layer on the source and drain areas.
9 . The fabrication method of a MOS transistor for reducing short-channel effects according to claim 8 , the step (3) comprising patterning the gate structure in the groove.
10 . The fabrication method of a MOS transistor for reducing short-channel effects according to claim 8 , the step (1) comprising the following steps:
(10) patterning the groove corresponding to the gate stack by photolithography; (11) forming the groove by etching; (12) optimizing the surface of the silicon substrate.
11 . The fabrication method of a MOS transistor for reducing short-channel effects according to claim 10 , wherein, in Step (11), the groove is formed by wet etching.
12 . The fabrication method of a MOS transistor for reducing short-channel effects according to claim 10 , wherein, in Step (12), the surface of the silicon substrate is optimized by oxidation and wet etching.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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