Method of fabricating a semiconductor integrated circuit having

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making passive device – Stacked capacitor

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257310, 438399, H01L 218242

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ABSTRACT:
In order to fabricate a semiconductor device having a stacked capacitor cell, a silicon substrate is first prepared. A lower capacitor electrode having a porous surface is then formed on the silicon substrate. Following this, the lower capacitor electrode is selectively covered with a titanium nitride film. Further, a dielectric film of a material, exhibiting high permittivity or feroelectricity, is deposited on said titanium nitride film, and an upper capacitor electrode is deposited on the dielectric film.

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