Substrate having uniform tungsten silicide film and method of ma

Coating processes – Coating by vapor – gas – or smoke – Mixture of vapors or gases utilized

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438683, C23C 1642

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ABSTRACT:
A tungsten silicide film is deposited on a substrate from a premixed deposition gas mixture comprising: (i) silicon source gas, such as SiCl.sub.2 H.sub.2 and (ii) tungsten source gas, such as WF.sub.6. A seeding gas, such as silane, is used during the initial deposition stages to deposit a substantially uniform interfacial WSi.sub.x layer on the substrate, so that the tungsten to silicon ratio of the WSi.sub.x layer is substantially uniform through the thickness of the WSi.sub.x film. An apparatus for performing the process is also described.

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