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Metal oxide semiconductor transistors having a polysilicon gate electrode with nonuniform doping in source-drain direction

  • US 5,550,397 A
  • Filed: 09/01/1994
  • Issued: 08/27/1996
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/16/1993
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A metal insulator thin-film-polysilicon semiconductor transistor structure comprising:

  • (a) source and drain regions located in the thin-film-polysilicon semiconductor and spaced apart by an intermediate region, located in the thin-film-polysilicon semiconductor, of length L, the intermediate region and the source and drain regions forming a thin-film polysilicon structure,(b) the insulator located on the intermediate region,(c) a polycrystalline semiconductor gate electrode layer located on the insulator and consisting essentially of first and second contiguous gate electrode regions,(d) an insulating substrate having a top major surface contiguous with a bottom major surface of the intermediate region and with the source and drain regions,the first gate electrode region, having a first average impurity doping concentration, extending from a first location overlying an edge of the source region to an edge of the second gate electrode region,the second gate electrode region, having a second average impurity doping concentration, extending from the edge of the second gate electrode region to a second location overlying an edge of the drain region,the ratio of the first to the second average impurity doping concentration being equal to at least 10, and the first gate electrode region having a conductivity type opposite to that of the source drain.

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