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titleOfInvention Manufacturing method of semiconductor device
abstract In a semiconductor device using substantially single crystal grains of a semiconductor material for a channel formation region, a semiconductor device manufacturing method capable of obtaining a semiconductor device having an excellent S value, which is an electrical characteristic of a subthreshold region, is provided. To do. A substrate film is formed on a substrate, a grain filter serving as a starting point for crystallization of the semiconductor film is formed, and a semiconductor film is formed. Then, laser annealing is performed to crystallize the semiconductor film to form substantially single crystal grains 15a. Thereafter, the semiconductor film 15 is thinned to a desired film thickness by a method such as thermal oxidation. [Selection] Figure 5
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