Method of planarizing an insulating layer in a semiconductor dev

Etching a substrate: processes – Nongaseous phase etching of substrate – Using film of etchant between a stationary surface and a...

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438692, 438734, 438750, H01L 21302

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention discloses a method of planarizing an insulating layer of a semiconductor device. The method of the present invention comprises a first polishing step for rotating the platen and the rotating carrier holding the wafer contacted with the polishing pad secured to the platen, applying a nitrogen (N.sub.2) gas to the rear surface of the wafer to contact a surface of the wafer with the polishing pad, and applying force to the wafer through the rotating carrier to press the wafer against the polishing pad. Then, a second polishing step for increasing a speed of revolution of the platen and the rotating carrier and decreasing the force applied to the wafer is performed.

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