Method of forming an isolation layer and method of...

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making field effect device having pair of active regions... – Having insulated gate

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C438S391000

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ABSTRACT:
A two-step etch process is used to form a vertical collar oxide within the upper portion of a trench capacitor. The first step uses CF4/SiF4/O2chemistry and ends when the bottom of the collar within the trench is opened although a thin oxide layer still remains on the surface of the PAD-nitride. The second etch step uses C4F8chemistry to completely remove the remaining silicon oxide layer. The process provides a good uniformity in thickness of the PAD-nitride layer and sufficient collar oxide thickness in the very top section of the collar oxide. The process is applicable for manufacturing deep trench capacitors for DRAM devices.

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