Isotropic polysilicon plus nitride stripping

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Chemical etching – Vapor phase etching

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438723, 438724, 252 793, H01L 21302

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061108383

ABSTRACT:
A dry etch process for stripping LOCOS nitride masks (302) with fluorine based removal of oxynitride (312) followed by fluorine plus chlorine based removal of nitride (302) and any silicon buffer layer (303) without removal of pad oxide (304).

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