Techniques for etching an oxide layer

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

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438711, 216 67, H01L 21311, H01L 21465, C23F 102

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ABSTRACT:
A method for etching a substrate having thereon a silicon dioxide-containing layer disposed above a TiN layer is disclosed. The method includes positioning the substrate in the plasma processing chamber. There is also included flowing an etchant source gas that includes CO, CHF.sub.3, neon and N.sub.2 into the plasma processing chamber. Further, there is included forming a plasma out of the etchant source gas within the plasma processing chamber to cause etching of the silicon-dioxide-containing layer.

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