Method of forming flat surface of insulator film of semiconducto

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437228, 437195, 1566361, H01L 21302, H01L 21463

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ABSTRACT:
A method of forming a flat surface of an insulator film of a semiconductor device, providing no excessive polishing, polishing waste that is easily removed and an extensive flat surface of the insulator film. A first wiring film is formed on or over a semiconductor substrate and a first insulator film is formed on the first wiring film. The first insulator film and the first wiring film are patterned to a given shape in the same patterning process. A second insulator film is formed on the first insulator film thus patterned. The second insulator film is relatively higher in polishing rate than the first insulator film. Then, a surface of the second insulator film is polished to be flattened under pressure until the first insulator film is exposed. As the first and second insulator films, a silicon nitride film and a silicon dioxide film are preferably used, respectively.

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