Method of producing semiconductor devices

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining

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29576B, 29591, 148187, 148188, 148189, H01L 21223

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ABSTRACT:
An improved contact hole in a method of producing a semiconductor device by forming a silicon dioxide insulating layer by a chemical vapor deposition method on a semiconductor substrate, forming a contact hole in the insulating layer diffusing phosphorus or boron impurities into a portion of the insulating layer around the contact hole, heating the substrate to cause plastic flow of the insulating layer; and forming a conductive layer on the insulating layer, wherein the portion of the insulating layer containing a high concentration of phosphorus or boron plastically flows during the heating step.

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