Dishing and erosion monitor structure for damascene metal proces

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Including control responsive to sensed condition – Optical characteristic sensed

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438 7, 438 9, H01L 2100

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ABSTRACT:
According to the preferred embodiment, an erosion and dishing monitor and monitor method are provided that facilitates the accurate optimization of a planarization process as in semiconductor process. The dishing monitor comprises at least two monitor structure sets embedded in a semiconductor substrate, the monitor structure sets comprising a plurality of monitor structures connected together with a plurality of connective conductors. The erosion monitor comprises a plurality of elongated conductors embedded into a semiconductor substrate, the plurality of conductors having varying conductor widths and adjacent substrate widths.

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