Al-based contact formation process using Ti glue layer to preven

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437192, 437194, H01L 21283

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ABSTRACT:
A contact metallization process which includes a Ti glue layer has been disclosed. The Ti glue layer is formed between a barrier metal layer and an Al-based layer. The Ti glue layer prevents formation of etch resistant precipitants in or on the Al-based layer. The Ti glue layer reacts with the aluminum based layer to form TiAl.sub.3 which dissolves the precipitates. The inventive process allows proper etching of the Al-based layer and eliminates bridging.

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