Semiconductor device and method for fabricating the same

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C257S296000

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07053436

ABSTRACT:
A conductive oxygen barrier layer is formed on an interlayer dielectric film and patterned such that it is in contact with the top surface of a contact plug to prevent the diffusion of oxygen into the contact plug from above. The conductive oxygen barrier layer is composed of a lower layer containing a conductive nitride such as TiAlN, and an upper layer containing a conductive oxide such as IrO2. An insulative oxygen barrier layer composed of Al2O3and having a thickness of approximately 20 nm is formed on the side surfaces of the conductive oxygen barrier layer to prevent the diffusion of oxygen into the contact plug from the sides, such as from the sides of the lower layer of the conductive barrier layer.

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