Method for the manufacture of a transistor having differentiated access regions

Claim 3

A method according to claim 1, comprising the following steps: a) on said substrate of semiconductor material, the implantation of a p - type doped layer and then of an n - type doped layer; b) successive deposits of said first metal layer, said first resin layer, said second metal layer, and said second resin layer, in which there is defined a mask corresponding to the control electrode of the transistor, c) first etching of said second metal layer, second etching of said first resin layer, third etching of said first metal layer, d) over-etching of the metal pattern remaining beneath said first resin layer after said etching thereof, e) deposition of a third resin layer and etching, in said third resin layer, of a mask having a first edge vertically above and aligned with said over-etched metal pattern and having a second edge vertically above a future second contact zone of the access electrode, f) n + type ion implantation of the two access electrode contact zones, g) partial etching of the pattern of the first resin layer not protected by the mask of the third resin layer and n' type ion implantation of the first access region located between the over-etched pattern and a first access zone, said n + type ion implantation being greater in impurity concentration than said n - type ion implantation, and h) dissolving of the remaining resin masks and n' type ion implantation of the second access region located between the over-etched pattern and a second access zone.

Claim 4

A method according to claim 2, wherein the transistor is a field-effect transistor, of which: the first access region is the source; the second access region is the drain; the control region is the channel located beneath the over-etched pattern constituting the gate.

Claim 5

A method according to claim 2, wherein the first resin layer undergoes a cross-linkage annealing operation at high temperature of 260° C. and wherein the third layer of resin has a thickness greater than that of the first resin layer.