Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Coating with electrically or thermally conductive material – To form ohmic contact to semiconductive material
Patent
1996-07-22
1997-08-12
Bowers, Jr., Charles L.
Semiconductor device manufacturing: process
Coating with electrically or thermally conductive material
To form ohmic contact to semiconductive material
438760, 438626, 438698, H01L 21316
Patent
active
056565569
ABSTRACT:
An improved method for forming a planar borophosphosilicate glass (BPSG) insulating layer having a reduced thermal budget was achieved. The method involves forming a multilayer BPSG comprised of four layers with different boron and phosphorus concentrations in each layer. The first layer deposited has the conventional doping range, and therefore would require higher reflow temperatures for leveling. By the method of this invention, a second low-doped BPSG buffer layer is deposited and then a heavily doped third BPSG layer is deposited having a lower reflow temperature, and therefore is planarized at a lower temperature. A low-doped fourth cap BPSG layer is used over the third BPSG layer to minimize moisture absorption and unstable crystal formation prior to the reflow anneal.
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Bowers Jr. Charles L.
Saile George O.
Vanguard International Semiconductor
Whipple Matthew
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