Method of using carbon spacers for critical dimension (CD)...

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Chemical etching – Vapor phase etching

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C438S618000, C438S701000, C438S702000, C438S703000, C438S712000, C438S508000, C438S508000, C438S508000, C216S039000, C257SE21305, C257SE21249

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10170984

ABSTRACT:
A method of using carbon spacers for critical dimension reduction can include providing a patterned photoresist layer above a substrate where the patterned photoresist layer has an aperture with a first width, depositing a carbon film over the photoresist layer and etching the deposited carbon film to form spacers on lateral side walls of the aperture of the patterned photoresist layer, etching the substrate using the formed spacers and patterned photoresist layer as a pattern to form a trench having a second width, and removing the patterned photoresist layer and formed spacers using an oxidizing etch.

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