Method for forming contact holes having different depths

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148DIG51, 437189, 437228, 437981, 257774, 257775, H01L 2144

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ABSTRACT:
A method for forming contact holes having different depths in an insulating layer which covers a semiconductor substrate. A first step selectively etches the upper parts of the insulating layer which correspond to contact holes having a greater depth than the shallowest contact hole, using a first mask pattern. A second etch step selectively etches the remainder of the insulating layer for all of the contact holes at the same time using a second mask pattern. Thus, contact hole misalignment is kept to a minimum.

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