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The present disclosure relates to a semiconductor structure and a method of forming the same. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a field effect transistor device including a contact spacer adjacent the source/drain regions that improves device performance by effectively spreading the source/drain regions and the channel. The present disclosure further relates to a method of forming a field effect transistor including a contact spacer on the gate sidewall and a spacer etch that effectively spreads the source/drain regions and the channel.
In the past, a relatively common field effect transistor (FET) structure is a so-called “Dual Oxide” (DOT) FET in which a gate stack comprising a poly-Si and a top oxide is formed on an SOI substrate (Semiconductor-On-Insulator). A single gate contact provides both gate to source and gate to drain contact in the conventional device. In the conventional device the source and drain regions are typically N+ regions formed by ion implantation. A single N+ region can be provided for both source and drain regions (source and drain doping is equal). However, in certain applications it is desirable to have a single implant region for each source/drain region, as such a configuration is advantageously less susceptible to reliability concerns and provides for fewer process steps during fabrication. The single implant region for each source/drain region is achieved with two N+ implant regions with a spacing of about 100-150 Angstroms. These N+ regions can be utilized to form an additional transistor. In such applications, multiple transistors can be provided in an array, with each transistor having source and drain contacts on opposing sides of the gate stack. This type of array has become quite common in circuits such as SRAMs (Static Random Access Memories), DRAMs (Dynamic Random Access Memories) and EEPROMs (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memories).
Although the dual implant configurations are relatively common, a continuing goal of semiconductor technology is to produce ever-smaller devices. As device size shrinks, continued improvements in performance are often realized.

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How to slow down a character in D&D?

Question
Is there a way in D&D (3.5 or 4.5) to slow down a character, like how you slow down a speeder in D&D?

A:

There are a few things that you can do to speed up a character.

Decrease their movement rate.
Decrease their attacks or spells per turn rate.
Increase their save DCs.
Decrease the damage they take from magical and non-magical damage, or make that damage immunity.

This has, of course, the downside of keeping them more stationary.

A:

As a DM I try to build encounters where the player characters are made more mobile (by a bonus action move) by some means, typically having them run away, leaving the bad guys to follow them.
So I usually won’t “slow down” the characters, but have them have some kind of bonus action to run away.
Additionally, enemies will be more hesitant to follow them if you have them step out from cover and also step out of detection range. This can be done through cover, fog of war, or active magical effect, e.g., a 2nd level spell to reduce visibility.

A:

Use the Will save to Dodge or Parry from the PHB (P.128). Use the move action to evade. Use a spell such as haste or cone of cold to place the character above ground so they are easier to track. Use spells that slow enemy movement rate, including hold person (PHB P.180) and slow spell (PHB P.180)
A friendly NPC will help too.

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