Integrated circuit interconnect having dual dielectric intermedi

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437189, 437229, 437235, 148DIG43, H01L 2190

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ABSTRACT:
This invention comprehends a multilevel electrically conductive interconnect for an integrated circuit wherein an inventive feature of the interconnect is the intermediate dual dielectric layer between the non-contacting portions of the surrounding metal conductors. The dual dielectric layer consists of a first dielectric layer and a second dielectric layer preferably formed from a polyimide material. The dual dielectric layer provides a significant improvement in defect density and a substantially planarized surface for the deposition of the top conductor, thereby improving the reliability and integrity of the electrical interconnection and integrated circuit.

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"Delco Electronics Production Process Specification for the Deposition of a Single Dielectric Layer".

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