Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Chemical etching – Vapor phase etching
Reexamination Certificate
2005-08-30
2010-06-01
Tran, Binh X (Department: 1792)
Semiconductor device manufacturing: process
Chemical etching
Vapor phase etching
C438S707000, C438S714000, C438S721000, C438S722000, C438S723000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07727897
ABSTRACT:
A method of etching a top electrode/ferroelectric stack using an etch stop layer includes forming a first layer of a first dielectric material on a substrate; forming a bottom electrode in the first layer of a first dielectric material; depositing an etch stop layer on the first layer of the first dielectric material and the bottom electrode, including forming a hole therein; depositing a layer of ferroelectric material and depositing top electrode material on the ferroelectric material to form a top electrode/ferroelectric stack; stack etching the top electrode and ferroelectric material; depositing a layer of a second dielectric material encapsulating the top electrode and ferroelectric material; etching the layer of the second dielectric material to form a sidewall about the top electrode and ferroelectric material; and depositing a second and third layers of the first dielectric material.
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Hsu Sheng Teng
Stecker Lisa H.
Ulrich Bruce D.
Zhang Fengyan
Ripma David C.
Sharp Laboratories of America Inc.
Tran Binh X
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