Method to form both high and low-k materials over the same...

Etching a substrate: processes – Forming or treating electrical conductor article

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C216S018000, C216S041000, C216S074000, C438S689000, C438S723000, C438S724000, C438S725000, C438S587000

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07060193

ABSTRACT:
A new method of provided for forming in one plane layers of semiconductor material having both high and low dielectric constants. Layers, having selected and preferably non-identical parameters of dielectric constants, are successively deposited interspersed with layers of etch stop material. The layers can be etched, creating openings there-through that can be filled with a layer of choice.

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