Method of forming an electrical contact in a substrate

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Coating with electrically or thermally conductive material – To form ohmic contact to semiconductive material

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438628, 438637, 438643, 438644, 438648, 438653, 438654, 438656, 438680, 438685, 427255394, C23C 1634

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ABSTRACT:
A TiN.sub.x layer is formed by disposing a substrate (18) in a chamber (12). A first reactant gas (40) comprising Ti, a second reactant gas (42) and a third reactant gas (44) comprising N are introduced into the chamber (12). By controlling the ratio of the first, second and third reactant gasses (40, 42, 44), TiN.sub.x is deposited onto a surface (28) of the substrate (18), where x is between zero and one.

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