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CA 1088217

METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES IN WHICH OXIDE REGIONS ARE FORMED BY AN OXIDATION MASK DISPOSED DIRECTLY ON A SUBSTRATE DAMAGED BY ION IMPLANTATION Abstract of the Disclosure A method of manufacturing semiconductor devices of the type wherein regions of oxide such as silicon oxide recessed or inset in a silicon substrate are formed by oxidation of the silicon with the use of a masking layer protecting locally against the oxidation. In order to prevent the formation of a projecting oxide beak under the masking layer a nitride oxidation mask is applied directly to the substrate which has been previously ion-implanted to a controlled depth and then annealed to generate a dense dislocation network array on the substrate surface to prevent mechanical stress defects which normally would occur when a nitride mask is applied directly to a substrate.

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