Method of manufacturing a semiconductor device including a titan

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437178, 437188, 437246, 437193, 148DIG147, H01L 21285

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, in which a titanium disilicide layer is formed on a substrate by means of a chemical reaction activated by a plasma from the gaseous phase. In a readily reproducible manner, this is achieved in that titanium silicide layers (2,4,6) having an atomic ratio of titanium to silicon of at least about 4:5 and silicon layers (3,5,7) are alternately deposited from the gaseous phase and these layers are homogenized in a heat treatment to a titanium disilicide layer.

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