Methods of manufacturing transistors using dummy gate patterns
View Patent ↗Example methods of manufacturing a transistor using a dummy gate pattern are disclosed. A local channel is formed by local channel implantation using the dummy gate pattern after a source and a drain are formed so that a short channel effect can be minimized and a reverse SCE can be reduced.
1. A method of manufacturing a transistor using a dummy gate pattern, the method comprising:
sequentially depositing on a substrate a first oxide layer, a first nitride layer, a second oxide layer, a second nitride layer;
forming a trench region by etching said second nitride layer, said second oxide layer, said first nitride layer, said first oxide layer and said substrate;
depositing a first insulation layer on said second nitride layer and said trench region;
planarizing said first insulation layer up to said second nitride layer;
forming a dummy gate pattern by etching said second nitride layer, said second oxide layer, said first nitride layer;
forming a lightly doped drain (LDD) underneath both sides of said dummy gate pattern in said substrate and depositing a third nitride layer at both sides of said dummy gate pattern;
removing said second nitride layer;
forming a source and a drain underneath both sides of said dummy gate pattern in said substrate;
depositing a fourth nitride layer and a second insulation layer thereon;
planarizing said second insulation layer up to said fourth nitride layer on said dummy gate pattern;
removing an exposed portion of said fourth nitride layer, said second oxide layer, and said first nitride layer in said dummy gate pattern;
performing a local channel implantation to form a local channel region in said substrate;
removing said first oxide layer in said dummy gate pattern and growing a third insulation thereto;
forming a gate electrode in said dummy gate pattern.
2. A method as defined by claim 1 , further comprising depositing a fourth insulation layer on said gate electrode and said second insulation layer then forming plug after forming said gate electrode.
3. A method as defined by claim 1 , wherein planarizing is performed through a chemical mechanical polishing, respectively.
4. A method as defined by claim 1 , wherein the second oxide layer is etched away using a wet etching.
5. A method as defined by claim 1 , further comprising depositing a fourth insulation layer on said gate electrode and said second insulation layer then forming plug after forming said gate electrode.
6. A method of manufacturing a transistor using a dummy gate pattern, the method comprising:
sequentially depositing on a substrate a first oxide layer, a second oxide layer, a first nitride layer;
forming a trench region by etching said first nitride layer, said second oxide layer, said first oxide layer and said substrate;
depositing a first insulation layer on said first nitride layer and said trench region;
planarizing said first insulation layer up to said first nitride layer;
forming a dummy gate pattern by etching said first nitride, said second oxide layer and said first oxide layer; forming a lightly doped drain (LDD) underneath both sides of said dummy gate pattern in said substrate and depositing a second nitride layer at both sides of the dummy gate pattern;
forming a source and a drain underneath both sides of said dummy gate pattern in said substrate;
depositing a third nitride layer and a second insulation layer thereon;
planarizing said second insulation layer up to said third nitride layer on said dummy gate pattern;
removing an exposed portion of said third nitride layer, said second oxide layer in said dummy gate pattern;
performing a local channel implantation to form a local channel region in said substrate;
removing said first oxide layer in said dummy gate pattern and growing a third insulation thereto;
forming a gate electrode in the dummy gate pattern.
7. A method as defined by claim 6 , wherein planarizing is performed through a chemical mechanical polishing, respectively.
8. A method as defined by claim 6 , wherein the second oxide layer is etched away using a wet etching.