Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1995-06-23
1996-10-08
Konemund, Robert
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437238, 437978, H01L 21316
Patent
active
055631045
ABSTRACT:
An improved method of ozone-TEOS deposition with reduced pattern sensitivity using a two-step low and high temperature process is described. Semiconductor device structures are provided in and on a semiconductor substrate. A conducting layer is deposited overlying the surfaces of the semiconductor device structures and patterned to form conducting lines. An underlayer is deposited overlying the patterned conducting layer. A dielectric layer is deposited in two steps. A first ozone-TEOS layer is deposited over the surfaces of the conducting layer at a first temperature to a first thickness. A second ozone-TEOS layer is deposited over the first ozone-TEOS layer at a second temperature and to a second thickness wherein the second temperature is higher than the first temperature and the second thickness is greater than the first thickness completing the dielectric layer.
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Jang Syun-Ming
Liu Lu-Min
Konemund Robert
Pike Rosemary L. S.
Saile George O.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company , Ltd.
Whipple Matthew
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