Method of making a metal plug

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437190, 437195, 437947, 748DIG20, H01L 21283

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052847993

ABSTRACT:
A metal plug is formed in a connection hole such as a via hole or a contact hole to provide an interconnection between multilayer wires in a semiconductor integrated circuit. First, a connection hole is formed in an insulating film, and an adhesion layer is deposited on the insulating film and in the connection hole. Then, a metal layer is deposited on the adhesion layer, and the metal layer and the adhesion layer are removed, leaving a portion of the metal layer as a metal plug in the connection hole. The metal plug includes a portion left on the insulating film in a size greater than the width of the connection hole. The connection hole may be a stepped connection hole or may have a tapered portion. The metal plug may be composed of first and second metal layers with or without the adhesion layer interposed between.

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