Semiconductor integrated circuit device with nitride barrier lay

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H01L 2946

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ABSTRACT:
The infiltration of an impurity, such as phosphorus or boron, from a lower layer or interconnect into a higher layer or interconnect can be prevented without sacrificing the established high resistance characteristics of a formed high resistance region in the latter through the employment of a thin nitride film of an appropriate material and thickness positioned at the interface between the lower layer and the high resistance region. This technique minimizes any detrimental shortening of the high resistance region formed in such a layer or interconnect making it suitable for increased density and higher levels of integration of semiconductor devices.

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