Method for fabricating an integrated circuit

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining

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29577C, 29591, 148187, H01L 2122

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ABSTRACT:
This invention pertains to an improved multilevel integrated circuit wherein a single layer of metal or other conductive material is used for interconnection and formation of the conductors and/or gate electrodes of one of the conductor layers. The multilevel integrated circuit of the present invention also includes a thick interlayer insulator which is located between this conductor/interconnect layer and the underlying substrate and lower level conductors to electrically isolate this layer of metal therefrom. The interlayer insulator is not required in the channel region of charge-coupled circuits.

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