Method of forming a titanium disilicide

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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ABSTRACT:
A method of forming a metallic silicide on silicon or polysilicon in which a masking layer such as silicon dioxide is formed on a silicon slice and patterned to expose selected areas of the slice surface. The slice is then sputter etched followed by in situ deposition of a metal layer. The slice is heated to convert the portion of the metal layer in contact with the silicon and/or polysilicon to a metal silicide, then the non-converted metal is removed by a selective etchant. According to another embodiment of the invention a titanium layer is deposited and reacted in an ambient including nitrogen to prevent the out-diffusion of silicon through the TiSi.sub.2 and titanium layers.

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Murarka, S. P. et al. "Refractory Silicides of Titanium . . . Interconnects" in IEEE Trans. on Electron Devices, vol. ED-27, No. 8., pp. 1409-1417. Aug. 1980.

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