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- A CMOS (Complimentary metal-oxide-semiconductor) process is a type of ‘fabrication process’ used for ‘constructing integrated circuits’.
- The main purpose is to “grow a layer” of over a silicon substrate and both wet and dry oxidation methods are implied for this purpose.
- The thin gate oxide in a metal oxide semiconductor in a CMOS process is preferably grown using dry oxidation process.
- Dry oxidation process utilizes oxygen for the silicon oxide to grow.
- Using dry oxidation, the ‘thickness of the oxide’ can be controlled and so thin oxide gates such as screen or pad oxides can be grown.
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