Method of manufacturing a semiconductor device having interconne

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437 40, 437 69, 437186, 437228, 156657, H01L 2131, H01L 21283

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ABSTRACT:
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device is disclosed which may form a very minute interconnection pattern having line width less than that of an interconnection pattern formed by a photolithography technique. In the method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, after patterning by a photolithography technique polysilicon layer 3a and nitride layer 4a laminated in order on semiconductor silicon substrate 1, an oxide film is formed in a self-alignment manner in the polysilicon layer by thermal oxidation treatment at a high temperature and a nitride film is removed by etching back the whole surface. The polysilicon layer is divided into two by carrying out etching with the oxide film used as mask. It is possible to form two interconnection patterns in the space for one interconnection pattern formed by a photolithography technique using such a manufacturing method.

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