Process of fabricating silicon oxide and gettering films on poly

Metal treatment – Barrier layer stock material – p-n type – With non-semiconductive coating thereon

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437 12, 437 52, 357 59, 357 51, H01L 21322

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ABSTRACT:
Multi-layer film including a silicon oxide film formed by the CVD method and a film having a gettering function is used as a layer insulation film in a semiconductor device having a resistance constituted by polycrystalline silicon, so that an impurity is not introduced into a resistance element formed in the (intrinsic) polycrystalline silicon, which is thereby stabilized, resulting in an improved characteristic of the semiconductor device. A third layer, of Spin on Glass, can be formed on the film having a gettering function so as to improve the flatness of the layer insulation film.

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