Fabrication process of semiconductor pressure sensor for sensing

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437225, 437249, 437901, 73727, H01L 21265, G01L 906

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ABSTRACT:
A fabrication process of a semiconductor pressure sensor is described. A first recess and a second recess, which is deeper than the first recess, are formed in a first surface of a semiconductor substrate. A reinforcement layer is formed on the entire first surface. A second surface of the semiconductor substrate is then polished until a part of the second recess appears on a side of the second surface. After that, a resistance element is formed in the second surface at a region opposing the first recess.

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