摘要 |
<p>In some circuitry, field effect transistors are produced by employing polycrystalline conductive regions including the channel and connections to the source and drain. Conventional methods for producing such transistors involve depositing a thin polycrystalline channel region, patterning this region overlying the patterned region with an insulator, producing openings in the insulator for contacts to source and drain, and depositing a thick polycrystalline contact region. Processing complexity is, however, substantially reduced by first forming interconnect areas source region and drain regions (24); then opening a region (42) for the channel; and finally depositing a layer (23) to form the channel. Thus, at least three processing steps are eliminated and vertical dimensions are reduced. <IMAGE></p> |