Semiconductor device having a capacitor dielectric element and w

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257310, 257649, H01L 2940

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060464909

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device is provided with a multilayered interconnection and a capacitor dielectric element, in which the transistor in the device has a non-degraded characteristics and the degradation of the capacitor dielectric element is suppressed. The semiconductor device has wiring layers connecting to one another through contact holes in insulating layers. One of the insulating layers is formed so as to cover at least a part of the area above the transistor and so as not to cover the area above the capacitor dielectric element. Hydrogen generated by heat-treating the insulating layer is supplied to the transistor to recover the damage in it, while hydrogen is suppressed from arriving at the capacitor element so that the capacitor dielectric element does not degrade.

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patent: 5135608 (1992-08-01), Okutani
patent: 5624864 (1997-04-01), Arita et al.
patent: 5689126 (1997-11-01), Takaishi

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