Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1994-10-24
1996-02-20
Fourson, George
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437195, 437235, 437982, H01L 21465
Patent
active
054928680
ABSTRACT:
This invention provides a method of preventing contact autodoping and supressing tungsten silicide peeling during the reflow cycle for a borophosphosilicate glass insulating layer during fabrication of large scale integrated circuits. The invention uses a thin oxide layer to protect the contact areas during the reflow cycle. The thin oxide layer is thin enough to allow satisfactory reflow of the borophosphosilicate glass insulating layer and thick enough to prevent autodoping and tungsten silicide peeling. The thin oxide layer is also thin enough so that process time required to remove the thin oxide layer is not a significant increase in process time. The thin oxide layer thickness is controlled by depositing a helium diluted tetraethoxysilane vapor and oxygen using chemical vapor deposition.
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Lin Chung-An
Lin Ting H.
Shen Chih-Heng
Fourson George
Prescott Larry
Saile George O.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. Ltd.
Tsai H. Jey
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