Method for forming lower electrode of capacitor

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Having magnetic or ferroelectric component

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438240, H01L 2100, H01L 218242

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ABSTRACT:
A method for forming the lower electrode of a capacitor used for fabricating a 1-Gbit or above DRAM, using a material having a high dielectric constant, is used in a method for manufacturing a storage capacitor of a VLSI semiconductor device. The lower electrode, which is to be in contact with a high dielectric film, is formed to have a triple-structured storage node pattern. The lowest layer of the lower electrode is formed with TiN which serves as a barrier against the diffusion of impurities from a lower substrate. The middle layer of the lower electrode is formed with RuO.sub.2 which is easy to pattern. The uppermost layer of the lower electrode is formed with Pt which has excellent leakage current properties.

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