US Patent Application 18360478. Method of Manufacturing Semiconductor Devices with Multiple Silicide Regions simplified abstract

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Method of Manufacturing Semiconductor Devices with Multiple Silicide Regions

Organization Name

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Inventor(s)

Wei-Yip Loh of Hsinchu (TW)

Yan-Ming Tsai of Toufen Township (TW)

Hung-Hsu Chen of Tainan City (TW)

Chih-Wei Chang of Hsinchu (TW)

Sheng-Hsuan Lin of Zhubei City (TW)

Method of Manufacturing Semiconductor Devices with Multiple Silicide Regions - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18360478 titled 'Method of Manufacturing Semiconductor Devices with Multiple Silicide Regions

Simplified Explanation

- This patent application describes a semiconductor device that has multiple silicide regions. - The device includes a source/drain region on which a first silicide precursor and a second silicide precursor are deposited. - A first silicide is formed with the first silicide precursor, and it has a first phase. - The second silicide precursor is insoluble within the first phase of the first silicide. - The first phase of the first silicide is modified to a second phase, and the second silicide precursor is soluble within this second phase. - A second silicide is then formed using the second silicide precursor and the second phase of the first silicide.


Original Abstract Submitted

A semiconductor device with multiple silicide regions is provided. In embodiments a first silicide precursor and a second silicide precursor are deposited on a source/drain region. A first silicide with a first phase is formed, and the second silicide precursor is insoluble within the first phase of the first silicide. The first phase of the first silicide is modified to a second phase of the first silicide, and the second silicide precursor being soluble within the second phase of the first silicide. A second silicide is formed with the second silicide precursor and the second phase of the first silicide.