Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1991-04-23
1992-03-17
Hearn, Brian E.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
148DIG93, H01L 21268
Patent
active
050968505
ABSTRACT:
A method including covering the area to be laser trimmed with a first insulative layer having a thickness sufficiently thin that a layer can trim the area through the first insulative layer. An etch stop is formed on the first insulative layer over the area to be trimmed and covered with a second insulative layer. A portion of the second insulative layer is etched to expose the etch stop and a portion of the etch stop is then removed to expose a portion of the first insulative layer and laser trimming is conducted through the exposed first insulative layer. The etch stop is part of a first level of interconnects made of the same material and simultaneously with the etch stop. The area to be trimmed is part of a second level of contacts that interconnect another second material.
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Fleck Linda J.
Harris Corporation
Hearn Brian E.
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