Method to slope conductor profile prior to dielectric deposition

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20419232, 20419235, 437235, 437246, H01L 21465, C23C, C23C

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ABSTRACT:
A process for semiconductor manufacture in which the top corners of conductive features are preferentially etched compared to the etch rate of the vertical and horizontal surfaces, thereby creating a sloped (prograde) profile, i.e., facets. The material removed through the sputter etch process is oxidized and redeposited along the sides of the feature and along the surface of the substrate, thereby improving step coverage when a subsequent dielectric layer is deposited thereon.

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