Method for planarizing high step-height integrated circuit struc

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ABSTRACT:
A method for planarizing a high step-height integrated circuit structure within an integrated circuit. There is first formed upon a semiconductor substrate a high step-height integrated circuit structure. Formed then adjoining the high step-height integrated circuit structure is a patterned Global Planarization Dielectric (GPD) layer. There is then formed upon the exposed surfaces of the semiconductor substrate, the high step-height integrated circuit structure and the patterned Global Planarization Dielectric (GPD) layer a reflowable dielectric layer. Finally, the reflowable dielectric layer is reflowed.

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