Method of forming a zero layer mark for alignment in integrated

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Formation of electrically isolated lateral semiconductive... – Having substrate registration feature

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438427, 438734, 438975, H01L 2176

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ABSTRACT:
A method of forming an alignment mark in a wafer during the manufacture of shallow isolation trenches for semiconductor devices provides a nitride layer on a substrate prior to the formation of the alignment mark. Once the nitride layer has been formed, etching is performed to create the alignment mark in the substrate. Further processing steps of the shallow trench isolation technique do not require the depositing of nitride into the alignment mark. Since the alignment mark is etched only after the nitride layer has been deposited, no further nitride enters into the alignment mark and a nitride-free alignment mark is provided.

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