Polysilicon/polycide etch process for sub-micron gate stacks

Etching a substrate: processes – Gas phase etching of substrate – Application of energy to the gaseous etchant or to the...

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216 67, 1566431, 156345, 437228, 437238, B44C 122, C03C 1500, C03C 2506

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A method for fabricating a stacked gate array on a semiconductor wafer. The method comprises the steps of providing a reaction chamber having an upper inductive coil and a lower capacitive electrode. The upper inductive coil is adjusted to a relatively low power setting of substantially less than 300 watts. The wafer is placed into the reaction chamber and plasma etched to provide the stacked gate array.

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