Enhanced stress transfer in an interlayer dielectric by...

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Chemical etching – Combined with coating step

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C438S695000, C438S696000, C257S327000

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07994059

ABSTRACT:
By forming an additional stressed dielectric material after patterning dielectric liners of different intrinsic stress, a significant increase of performance in transistors may be obtained while substantially not contributing to patterning non-uniformities during the formation of respective contact openings in highly scaled semiconductor devices. The additional dielectric layer may be provided with any type of intrinsic stress, irrespective of the previously selected patterning sequence.

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Translation of Official Communication Dated Oct. 24, 2007, for serial No. 102007016897.9-33.

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