Process for treating a semiconductor substrate comprising a surf

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Chemical etching – Vapor phase etching

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438710, 438714, H01L 21302

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059900130

ABSTRACT:
A process for treating a semiconductor substrate, comprising a prior surface-treatment step using a plasma at medium or low pressure, preferably having an electron concentration N.sub.e .gtoreq.10.sup.11 cm.sup.-3 and preferably producing a small potential difference V.sub.p -V.sub.f <20 V, wherein the surface energy of the treated surface is determined so as optionally to have fast feedback on the control of the process in order to optimize the plasma treatment, and the prior surface treatment step may be followed by a deposition step with a view to filling or planarizing the treated surface or to improving morphological, physical, or electrical characteristics of materials deposited on the treated surface.

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